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This is a list of '''fictional monarchs''' – characters who appear in fiction as the monarchs (kings, queens, emperors, empresses, etc.) of real-life countries. They are listed by country, then according to the production or story in which they appeared.

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==A==

=== Albania ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Sophie, Princess of Albania|Sophie I]], the first female ruler in ''Pax Britannica.''

=== Australia ===
'''''[[Queen of Oz]]'''''
* Princess Georgiana of the fictional [[British royal family]], played by [[Catherine Tate]], becomes the monarch after her mother unexpectedly abdicates the [[Monarchy of Australia|Australian throne]] in favour of her scandalous daughter, hoping to send her as far away from London as possible and make her someone else's problem.<ref name="www.bbc.co.uk">{{Cite web |title=Brand new Catherine Tate comedy Queen of Oz commissioned for BBC One and BBC iPlayer |url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2022/queen-of-oz/ |access-date=2025-01-12 |publisher=BBC}}</ref> The series also features her brother Prince Frederick, the [[heir apparent]] to the British throne.

===Austria-Hungary===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Otto von Habsburg|Otto I]]
** [[Charles I of Austria|CharIes I]]'s son and successor in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]''.
''[[The Illusionist (2006 film)|'''The Illusionist''']]''
* Crown Prince Leopold is the powerful and influential heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 2006 film ''The Illusionist'', although his father, the Emperor, is the actual reigning monarch.
'''''[[A Scandal in Bohemia]]'' by Sir [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'''
* Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismond von Ormstein – The Grand Duke of Cassel-Felstein and the hereditary King of [[Bohemia]], he approaches [[Sherlock Holmes]] and [[Dr. Watson]] about the retrieval of letters and photographs confirming a liaison with [[Irene Adler]] in order to secure his engagement to Clotilde Lothma Von Saxe-Meiningen, a young Scandinavian princess. (The story fictionally assumes that Bohemia was ruled by its own Kings, rather than the actual situation of its being part of the domains of the [[Emperor of Austria|Austro-Hungarian Emperor]]). There is also mentioned a "King of Scandinavia", a title which never existed in reality as the Scandinavian countries never united into a single realm, though [[Union between Sweden and Norway|Sweden and Norway]] were in [[personal union]] when the story was written.

==B==

===Brazil===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Pedro Henrique of Orléans-Braganza|Pedro III]], the emperor of Brazil in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', if the monarchy is restored.
'''''[[Time for the Stars]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'''
* Emperor Dom Pedro III greets the protagonists as they return to Earth after a centuries-long galactic voyage, presenting them with a medal on behalf of the World Government.
'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
* In the novel, Dom Pedro is mentioned as ruler of the Dominion of Braganza, the shadowy post-Fall successor to the [[Empire of Brazil]] ruled by a ''[[caudillo]]'' of the month.
'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* Dom Pedro IV: In the ''[[Southern Victory]]'' series, he is the [[List of monarchs of Brazil|Emperor of Brazil]] during the [[The Great War (novel series)|First Great War]], leading the country into war on the side of [[Central Powers]], cutting off supply lines between the Allied countries of Argentina and Britain and hastening the end of the war. Pedro IV's lineage and the status of slavery in Brazil are not addressed, whilst the continued existence of the [[Empire of Brazil|Brazilian Empire]] may be an indirect consequence of Confederate independence.
* In ''[[Curious Notions]]'' of the ''[[Crosstime Traffic]]'' series, [[German Empire|Imperial Germany]] is victorious in the 20th century's three [[world wars]], becoming the dominant world power by 2096. This results in Germany restoring the monarchies of numerous countries including Brazil. The unnamed Emperor of Brazil is among the numerous monarchs who attend the Kaiser in Berlin in a glittering annual ceremony broadcast live worldwide.

===Bulgaria===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Kiril, Prince of Preslav|Kyril I]], the [[List of Bulgarian monarchs|Tsar of Bulgaria]] in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', if the Legion choose to restore the monarchy.
* [[Niko I Dadiani|Nikolay II]], a Georgian noble in ''Pax Britannica''.

'''''[[In the Presence of Mine Enemies]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* During Horst Witzleben's ''Seven O’Clock News'', an unnamed Tsar of Bulgaria is reported as welcoming the [[Poglavnik]] of Croatia during a state visit. The unnamed Tsar is also one of many fascist puppet or sympathizing heads of state to commiserate the death of the German Führer, Kurt Haldweim.
''[[Year of the Rabbit (TV series)|'''Year of the Rabbit''']]''
* Prince Hector, the heir to the [[Principality of Bulgaria|Bulgarian]] throne, attends Balkan peace talks in [[London]] but is kidnapped whilst under the protection of Detective Inspector Eli Rabbit and his team. His sister, Princess Juliana, is revealed to be the perpetrator of the kidnapping, wanting the Bulgarian throne for herself. She is also an expert sharpshooter and a member of the secret organization, 'the Vision'.

==C==

=== Cambodia ===
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''

* King Sindarath Sisowath

=== Canada ===
'''''[[Sam & Max Save the World]]'''''
*Sybil Pandemick, a neighbour of Sam and Max known for regularly changing careers, briefly reigns as [[Monarchy of Canada|Queen of Canada]] after answering a job advertisement, continuing to work out of her office in [[New York City]]. After magician and Prismatology cult leader Hugh Bliss hypnotizes the world to provide nourishment (being, in fact, a sentient bacteria colony), Sybil agrees to purchase the United States for one hundred trillion [[Canadian dollars]] (which Sam uses to help take down Bliss). The United States is incorporated into Canada and is renamed 'Lower Manitoba'.

=== China and the Greater Chinese Empire ===
'''''[[Curse of the Golden Flower]]'''''
*Emperor Ping is the [[Emperor of China|imperial ruler]] of the [[Tang dynasty]] and the father of Princes Wan, Jai and Yu, who is in the place of Puyuan and takes Princess Phoenix to be his Empress in the 2006 Chinese film ''Curse of the Golden Flower''.
''[[Mulan (franchise)|'''Mulan''']]''
*An [[List of Disney's Mulan characters#The Emperor of China|unnamed Emperor]] is the wise, old ruler of [[Dynasties of China|China]] who makes [[Mulan (Disney character)|Fa Mulan]] an honorary heroine for saving him and his empire from the [[Huns]], in Disney's animated film ''[[Mulan (1998 film)|Mulan]]'' and its [[Mulan (2020 film)|live-action remake]], which based on the legendary folklore about [[Hua Mulan]]. His literary basis might be [[Emperor Taiwu of Northern Wei]].
'''''[[The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor]]'''''
* [[List of The Mummy (film series) characters#Han (Dragon Emperor)|Emperor Han]] (portrayed by [[Jet Li]]) was a Chinese warlord who succeeded in becoming the first [[Emperor of China]]. However, his quest for [[immortality]] ultimately led to his being cursed and entombed. He was later resurrected but was defeated by [[Rick O'Connell]] and his son before he could extend his reach to enslave the Earth.
'''''[[War of the Worlds: Global Dispatches]]'''''
* In the story "Foreign Devils" by [[Walter Jon Williams]], the Martians of [[H. G. Wells]]'s [[War of The Worlds]] land in [[Qing China]], destroy [[Beijing]] and cause widespread death and destruction throughout the country, but the [[Guangxu Emperor]] survives by fleeing to a faraway province. In the aftermath the Emperor – whose plans for reform were foiled in actual history – takes advantage of the chaos to stage a bloody coup and establish himself strongly in power. He then the uses the disarray of [[European powers]], still recovering from the Martian invasion of their home territories, to shake off colonial tutlelage and make China a world power 50 years ahead of schedule. China in this history will remain a monarchy, there will be no [[Republic of China (1912–49)|Chinese Republic]] nor a [[Communist China (modern)|Communist Chinese regime]], and there will be many more new Emperors from among the progeny of the Guangxu Emperor.

=== Colombia ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* Bolivar III, the emperor of Gran Colombia in ''Pax Britannica''.

===Croatia===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Tomislav II]] is the king of the Italian [[Independent State of Croatia|client state of Croatia]] in ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe''. He found himself as the head of a nation which he had no love for. He didn't speak a word of [[Croatian language|Croatian]] nor had he even ever been there, as he was picked simply because of his noble blood.
'''''[[You Rang, M'Lord?]]'''''
* King Boris and Queen of [[Kingdom of Dalmatia|Dalmatia]] (portrayed by [[Davy Kaye]] and [[Deddie Davies]]) are the former rulers whose royal family are exiled to [[Great Britain]] after a [[State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs|communist revolution]] there, in the season 2 episode "Royal Flush".

==D==

===Denmark===
'''''[[Hamlet]]'' by [[William Shakespeare]]'''
* [[Ghost (Hamlet)|King Hamlet]] was the previous [[List of Danish monarchs|monarch of Denmark]] and the father of [[Prince Hamlet]]. His ghost appears at night and beckons his living son to follow his instructions. He is loosely based on [[Horwendill]], the legendary [[Jutes|Jutish]] chieftain.
* [[King Claudius]] poisoned his brother King Hamlet to become the new monarch of [[Danish Realm|Denmark]] and to be married to [[Gertrude (Hamlet)|Queen Gertrude]], Prince Hamlet's mother. He is loosely based on the Jutish chieftain [[Feng (chieftain)|Feng]].
'''''[[The Prince & Me]]'''''
* Haraald, the former King of Denmark in the film ''[[The Prince & Me]]'' and its sequel ''[[The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding]]''.
* Edvard III, Haraald's son, becomes the King of Denmark with Paige Morgan as his Queen.

==E==

=== Egypt ===
'''''[[The Mummy (1999 film)|The Mummy]]'''''
* [[Seti I]] (portrayed by [[Aharon Ipalé]]) was the [[Pharaoh]] of [[Ancient Egypt]] in 1290 BC until his death at the hands of his most faithful high priest, [[Imhotep (The Mummy)|Imhotep]], and his future wife, [[Anck-Su-Namun]].

'''''[[Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse]]'''''
* Sammun-Mak was a powerful telepathic ten-year-old who ruled as Pharaoh after overthrowing the royal family. After his brain is placed in the body of Max (after Max's brain was stolen), Sammun-Mak uses the Devil's Toybox to create an alternate reality in which he is supreme ruler.

==F==

===Finland===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse|King Fredrik Kaarle I]]
** In ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', he rules the [[Kingdom of Finland (1918)|Kingdom of Finland]] and has significant power compared to other monarchs in the nearby regions.
* [[Prince Wolfgang of Hesse|King Väinö I]]
** Frederick Charles's son and successor in the same mod.
'''''[[King Ralph]]'''''
* King Gustav (portrayed by [[Julian Glover]])
** He and the Finnish royal family visit the United Kingdom shortly after King Ralph I's accession to the British throne. The purpose of the visit is to arrange a royal marriage between Ralph and Princess Anna of [[Kingdom of Finland (1918)|Finland]] and to negotiate the purchasing of off-shore drilling equipment following the discovery of oil reserves in the [[Baltic Sea]]. The arranged marriage is called off after King Gustav is given photographs showing Ralph with Miranda, an exotic dancer.

===France===
'''''[[Bring the Jubilee]]'' by [[Ward Moore]]'''
* [[Napoleon VI]]
** He is mentioned as the [[Emperor of the French|Emperor of France]] reigning sometime around the 1930s with his scandalous personal life being gossiped about in American publications.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Prince Jean, Duke of Guise|Jean III]]{{citation needed|date=May 2024}} 
** The king of France in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'' if [[Action Française]] takes power''.''
* [[Henri, Count of Paris (1908–1999)|Henry VI]]
** Jean III's son and successor in the same mod.
*[[Prince Franz of Bavaria|Franz I]]
**A German nobleman who can be put on the French throne in the HOI4 mod, ''Pax Britannica''.
'''''[[Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers]]'''''
* [[Minnie Mouse]] portrays the role of a princess (apparently the daughter of King [[Louis XIII]] and [[Anne of Austria|Queen Anne]], which would make her a female equivalent of [[Louis XIV]]) who rules the [[Kingdom of France]] but is a victim of being overthrown by the villainous [[Pete (Disney)|Pete]] (see [[princess and dragon]]). In real-life such an ascension would be contrary to [[Salic Law#Agnatic succession|Salic Law]].
'''''[[Monty Python’s Flying Circus]]'''''
* In the episode "The Golden Age of Ballooning", a [[Scottish people|Scottish]] conman (played by [[Michael Palin]]) poses as the [[List of French monarchs|French monarch]], claiming to be [[Louis XIV]], [[Louis XV]], [[Louis XVI]] and [[Louis XVII]].
'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
* Napoleon VI is mentioned as the Emperor of France-outre-mer in an alternate 2025 where, in 1878, a [[meteor shower]] known as 'The Fall' rendered the [[Northern Hemisphere]] uninhabitable, forcing European metropolitan governments to evacuate to their colonies. France-outre-mer encompasses [[French North Africa]] and reclaimed French, Spanish and Portuguese coastal territories, with its capital based in [[Algiers]]. King-Emperor John II arranges the marriage of his daughter Sita to the heir to the throne of France-outre-mer, partly to establish an Anglo-French condominium over the Sultanate of Egypt and re-open the [[Suez Canal]]. Although the regnal name was claimed by [[Louis, Prince Napoléon]], if he is based on a real person, the date would indicate this is either [[Charles, Prince Napoléon]] or [[Jean-Christophe, Prince Napoléon]].
'''''[[The Short Reign of Pippin IV]]'' by [[John Steinbeck]]'''
* Pippin Arnulf Héristal, a descendant of [[Charlemagne]], is crowned as Pippin IV to provoke a rebellion.
'''''[[Southern Victory Series]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* Charles XI
** After France's defeat during the [[The Great War (novel series)|First Great War]], he becomes [[King of France]] between the late 1920s and 1930 after [[Action Française]] takes control of the country, ending the [[French Third Republic]], and restores the monarchy. He serves as the King of France for fourteen years and leads his country into [[Settling Accounts|another war with the German Empire]] after the new Kaiser [[Wilhelm, German Crown Prince|Wilhelm III]] refuses to return [[Alsace-Lorraine]] to France. He is later killed in 1944 when Germany destroys most of [[Paris]] with an [[atomic bomb]]. 
** He might be a fictional son of the [[Orléanist]] pretender [[Prince Philippe, Duke of Orléans]] who was a claimant to the French throne as Philip VIII or the [[Legitimists|Legitimist]] (and [[Carlism|Carlist]]) pretender [[Infante Alfonso Carlos, Duke of San Jaime|Alfonso Carlos, Duke of San Jaime]], who used Charles XII as a claimed regnal name due to counting his [[Infante Carlos, Duke of Madrid|brother]] as the real Charles XI (compare [[Louis XVII]], who also never reigned). Turtledove clarified that Charles XI was not [[Charles Maurras]], the founder and leader of Action Française.
* Louis XIX
** Following Charles XI's death, he is succeeded by Louis XIX. While he initially announced France's intention to continue to fight [[German Empire|Germany]], he ultimately accepts capitulation. There is no equivalent son of Alfonso Carlos or grandson of Prince Philippe, who both died childless.
'''''To Kill Napoleon, Whatever the Cost'' by [[Elizabeth Williams (artist)|Elizabeth Williams]]'''
* [[Napoleon VI]] is the French Emperor in 1973 in an alternate timeline where [[Napoleon]] I imposed a crushing defeat on [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland|Britain]] in 1807.
'''''[[The Two Georges]]'' by [[Richard Dreyfuss]] and [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* François IV is mentioned as being the King of the Holy Alliance, a union of the [[Second French Empire|French]] and [[Spanish Empire]]s and the [[British Empire]]'s main rival.
'''''[[The Virgin & the Wheels]]'' by [[L. Sprague de Camp]]'''
* Napoleon V is the [[Emperor of the French]] in an alternate universe in which [[New York City]] was seemingly under Bonpartist occupation enforced by looting [[Spanish soldier]]s.
'''''[[Through Darkest Europe]]'' by Harry Turtledove'''
* Jean XXIII is mentioned as the King of France in an alternate reality where Islamic [[North Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] constituted the modern, liberal First World, and Europe was a backward hotspot of Christian fundamentalist terrorism. Reigning during the fifteenth century [[Hijri year|AH]], his son the Dauphin is hospitalized during an [[Thomas Aquinas|Aquinist]] attack on the funeral of Grand Duke Cosimo III of Italy.

==G==

=== Georgia ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[George Bagration of Mukhrani|Giorgi XI]], the king of Georgia in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', if the monarchy is restored.

===Germany===
'''''Archduke Franz Ferdinand Lives!'' by [[Richard Ned Lebow]]'''
* As a result of [[Archduke Franz Ferdinand]] never being assassinated, neither of the [[world war]]s occur. [[German Empire|Germany]] remains a monarchy into the twenty-first century, with the unnamed Kaiser's niece Princess Elizabetha (named for [[Elizabeth II]]) being engaged to be married to [[Henry, Duke of Sussex|Prince Harry]].<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18140055-archduke-franz-ferdinand-lives ''Archduke Franz Ferdinand Lives!: A World without World War I''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>
'''''[[The Shape of Things to Come]]'' by [[H. G. Wells]]'''
* Prince Manfred of [[Bavaria]] is the leader of a worldwide rebellion against a nascent world government sometime during the late twentieth century.
'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* [[Wilhelm, German Crown Prince|Wilhelm III]] (or Friedrich I of Germany and Friedrich Wilhelm V of Prussia)
** In the ''Southern Victory'' series, he refuses to return Alsace-Lorraine to the new [[Kingdom of France]], which acts as the casus belli for the [[Settling Accounts|Second Great War]] in Europe, during the course of which he authorizes the atomic bombings of [[London]], [[Norwich]], [[Brighton]], [[Paris]] and [[Petrograd]]. When the death of Wilhelm II was announced, it was reported that the new Kaiser would adopt two different regnal names for Germany and Prussia, although he is not referenced by name for the remainder of the series.
** In ''Curious Notions'', he leads Germany during an analogue of the Second World War in the late 1930s, resulting in Germany becoming the dominant power in Europe.
* [[Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (1906–1940)|Wilhelm IV]]: In ''Curious Notions'', he leads Germany during the [[World War III|Third World War]] circa 1956, during which numerous cities across the United States were devastated in nuclear blasts ([[San Francisco]] only being spared due to a German nuclear bomber plane being shot down). A bronze statue of him is mentioned as being situated outside of the [[San Francisco City Hall]].
'''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''
* [[Wilhelm, German Crown Prince|Wilhelm III]] succeeds his father in ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', in 1941, which was also the year of the real [[Wilhelm II]]'s death. He is a reactionary and favors a dictatorship of [[Paul von Hindenburg]] and [[Erich Ludendorff]]. Close to the [[Anti-parliamentarist|anti-parliamenterist]], [[Kurt von Schleicher]]. A rare path can see him become a Reichpräsident (similar to [[Napoleon III]] before his [[1851 French coup d'état|putsch]]).
* [[Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (1906–1940)|Wilhelm IV]], a possible puppet Emperor if the overlord is not socialist. Also a possible head of state in rare scenarios, which include a restoration by [[Max Bauer]] or him being a Reichpräsident like his father.
*[[Boris Vladimirovich of Russia|Friedrich Wilhelm V]], a member of the [[Romanov family]] that replaces the [[Hohenzollern dynasty]].
'''''[[The Gate of Time]]'' by [[Philip José Farmer]]'''
* [[Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (1906–1940)|Wilhelm IV]] leads an expansionist, imperialist Germany in his timeline's version of the Second World War.

===Greece===
'''''[[If It Had Happened Otherwise]]'' edited by [[J. C. Squire]]'''
* George I – In [[Harold Nicolson]]'s short story ''If Byron Had Become King of Greece'', [[Lord Byron]] survives his illness in 1824, becomes the chief military strategist in the [[Greek War of Independence]] against the [[Ottoman Empire]] and is crowned King in the 1830s.

=== Guatemala ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Jorge Ubico|Ubico I]]
** In ''Pax Britannica'', Ubico becomes an [[Absolutist monarchy|absolutist]] emperor after overthrowing Guatemala's democratic government.

==H==

===Hawaii===
'''''[[Days of Infamy series|Days of Infamy]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* Stanley Owana Laanui and Cynthia Laanui – In the ''Days of Infamy'' series, set in an alternate timeline where [[Empire of Japan|Japan]] not only attacked [[Pearl Harbor]] but also fully occupied the [[Hawaiian Islands]], Laanui (an obscure but fictional member of the former [[Hawaiian Kingdom#Princes and chiefs who were eligible to be rulers|Hawaiian Royal Family]]) is installed as a puppet 'King of Hawaii'. He chooses Cynthia Laanui to be his consort.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Lydia Liliuokalani Kawānanakoa|Lili'uokalani II]], the queen of Hawaii in ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]],'' if the old monarchy can be restored.
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''

* King Kamehameha IV
* King Kamehameha V 
* King Kamehameha VI

=== Hungary ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Södermanland|Prince Wilhelm of Sweden]], a democratic king.
* [[Friedrich Franz, Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin|Friedrich Franz of Mecklenburg-Schwerin]], a fascist king.
* [[Otto von Habsburg]], a non-aligned Habsburg king.

==I==

===India===
'''''[[Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]'' by [[Roald Dahl]]'''
*[[List of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory characters#Prince Pondicherry|Prince Pondicherry]] wants to rule [[Monarchy in ancient India|India]] in his own chocolate palace, rejecting [[Willy Wonka]]'s warning to eat it all before it melts. But despite his insistence, the prince's chocolate palace later melts on the hot sunny day. His name derives from the city of [[Pondicherry (city)|Pondicherry]].
''[[The Jungle Book (1967 film)|'''The Jungle Book''']]''
* [[King Louie]] is an [[Bornean orangutan|orangutan]] and the leader of the [[Bandar-log]] tribe, who acts like the monkey king of the [[Ruins|Ancient Ruins]] and attempts to gain knowledge of fire from the "man-cub", [[Mowgli]], to be more like a human. He is inspired by his voice actor, American jazz singer [[Louis Prima]]. In the [[The Jungle Book (2016 film)|live-action remake]], Louie is enlarged, similar to a ''[[Gigantopithecus]]''.

===Iran/Persia===
'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* In the ''[[Crosstime Traffic]]'' series, an unnamed [[Shah]] is mentioned as being the [[List of monarchs of Persia|ruler of Iran]] in the 2092 of the 'home timeline', operating a police state. The restored [[Iranian monarchy]] may have been the result of several 'Iran Interventions' mentioned in ''[[The Disunited States of America]]''.
''[[Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (film)|'''Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time''']]''
* King Sharaman (portrayed by [[Ronald Pickup]]) is the monarch of [[Monarchism in Iran|Persia]], the father of Princes Tus and Garsiv and the adoptive father of [[Prince (Prince of Persia)|Dastan]], in Disney's 2010 film which based on the [[Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time|video game of the same name]].

===Iraq===
'''''[[Iznogoud]]'''''
* [[Haroun El Poussah]] is a benevolent and benign [[Caliphate|caliph]] of [[Baghdad]] who Iznogoud serves as his [[grand vizier]] and who only cares about sleeping, eating and having lazy fun. His name is a pun on the historical [[Harun al-Rashid|Caliph Harūn al-Rashīd]].
'''''[[La Rosa di Bagdad]]'' (''The Singing Princess'')'''
* Caliph Oman III is a benevolent ruler of Baghdad whose 13-year-old niece Princess Zeila performs her lovely songs with music performed by [[Snake charming|snake charmer]] Amin.
'''''[[The Thief and the Cobbler]]'''''
* King Nod is the [[List of kings of Iraq|sleepy ruler of Baghdad]] (also known as the Golden City), the father of Princess Yum-Yum and father-in-law of Tack the Cobbler.

===Italy===
'''''[[The Alteration]]'' by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* In the alternate 1976 depicted in the novel, amongst the numerous crowned heads of Europe attending the funeral of Stephen III of England is an unspecified King of [[Kingdom of Naples|Naples]], the ascendency of the Catholic Church as a secular power preventing the [[unification of Italy]]. In real life Naples had been united with [[Kingdom of Sicily|Sicily]] to form the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]]. In 1976 there were two pretenders: [[Infante Carlos, Duke of Calabria|Charles (I)]] and [[Prince Ferdinand, Duke of Castro|Ferdinand (IV)]].
'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* Umberto III – In the alternate 2010 depicted in ''[[In the Presence of Mine Enemies]]'', [[Kingdom of Italy|Italy]] (like [[Francoist Spain|Spain]] and [[Estado Novo (Portugal)|Portugal]]) is an ally of the [[Nazi Germany|Greater German Reich]] and possesses its own empire but is compelled to carry out racial policies such as the extermination of [[Arabs]] in its territories. The [[King of Italy|Italian King]] is a figurehead but does hold influence in domestic politics. Possibly a version of [[Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy, Prince of Venice]], where the naming of his father and grandfather after their grandfathers continued and established something similar to Denmark's swapping between Fredericks and Christians.
* Cosimo III – In the alternate timeline depicted in ''[[Through Darkest Europe]]'', due to the adoption by [[Thomas Aquinas]] and [[Al-Ghazali]] of opposite positions regarding the compatibility of reason and religion than in real-life, Islamic [[North Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] are the "liberal, tolerant, and above all rich" First World whilst [[Christian Europe]] is an impoverished hotspot of Christian fundamentalist terrorism. By the alternate fifteenth century [[Hijri year|AH]], Cosimo is the Grand Duke of Italy (except for Sicily, which is still under Maghrebi control) and is regarded as a strongman. He is killed by an Aquinist [[suicide bomber]]. The name was used by the [[House of Medici]], which included several [[Grand Duchy of Tuscany|Grand Dukes of Tuscany]] among whom there was a [[Cosimo III de' Medici|Cosimo III]].
* Lorenzo III – Grand Duke of Italy in ''Through Darkest Europe'', he succeeded his father Cosimo III.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Prince Ferdinand Pius, Duke of Castro|Ferdinand III]], the king of Italy and the head of the [[House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies]], in ''Pax Britannica''.
'''''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' by [[William Shakespeare]]'''
* [[Characters in Romeo and Juliet#Prince Escalus|Prince Escalus]] is the reigning prince of [[Verona]]. He is possibly based on [[Bartolomeo I della Scala|Bartolomeo I]] of the [[Scaliger]] family.
'''''[[Sidewise in Time]]'' by [[Murray Leinster]]'''
* Valerius Fabricus is mentioned to be the current Emperor in a [[Parallel universes in fiction|parallel universe]] where the [[Roman Empire]] never fell and colonized America.
'''''[[The Tempest]]'' by William Shakespeare'''
* King Alonso is the monarch of [[Kingdom of Naples|Naples]] and the father of [[Ferdinand (The Tempest)|Prince Ferdinand]]. This combination occurred twice during the 15th century, when [[Alfonso V of Aragon|Alfonso I of Naples]] was the father of [[Ferdinand I of Naples]] and [[Alfonso II of Naples]] was the father of [[Ferdinand II of Naples]]. The other characters in the story, however, have no namesakes.

==J==

===Japan and the Greater Japanese Empire===
'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* In ''[[In the Presence of Mine Enemies]]'', set in an alternate timeline where the [[Hypothetical Axis victory in World War II|Axis Powers won the Second World War]], an unnamed Emperor of [[Manchukuo]] (a subordinate ruler within the Japanese Greater East Asia Sphere of Co-Prosperity) is one of many heads of state who commiserate the death of the [[Führer]], Kurt Haldweim. It might be [[Puyi]] or his brother [[Pujie]].
* In ''[[Joe Steele (novel)|Joe Steele]]'', Japan surrenders to the Americans in the South and the Soviets in the North. The U.S. establishes the [[Constitutional monarchy|Constitutional Monarchy]] of Japan. However, with [[Hirohito|Emperor Hirohito]] being killed during an air raid towards the end of the war, Hirohito's 12-year-old son [[Akihito]] becomes the new emperor, although he is only a figure head, as it is [[General (United States)|General]] [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] who really runs the country.
'''''[[The Tale of Genji]]'' by [[Murasaki Shikibu]]'''
*{{interlanguage link|The Kiritsubo emperor|ja|桐壺帝}}
*[[Emperor Suzaku (The Tale of Genji)|Emperor Suzaku]] <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[:ja:朱雀帝|ja]]<nowiki>]</nowiki></small>, the Kiritsubo emperor's son and immediate successor
*[[Emperor Reizei (The Tale of Genji)|Emperor Reizei]] <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[:ja:冷泉帝|ja]]<nowiki>]</nowiki></small>, Suzaku's successor and supposedly also a son of the Kiritsubo emperor but secretly a son of the protagonist, [[Hikaru Genji]]
'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
*In this novel, [[Akihito]] is the [[Emperor of Japan|Emperor of Dai-Nippon]] (Greater Japan) in 2025. Dai-Nippon, with its capital based in [[Beijing|Peking]], encompasses [[Empire of Japan|Japan]], [[Mainland China]], [[Korea]], the [[Philippine Islands]], most of [[Southeast Asia]], [[Outer Manchuria]], [[Taiwan]], [[Sakhalin]], and coastal colonies in [[Siberia]] and [[Alaska]]. Regarding the Fall as beneficial, Dai-Nippon rivals the [[British Raj|Angrezi Raj]].
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''

* Emperor Kenichi
* Emperor Yasuhito

=== Jordan ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Prince Nayef bin Abdullah|Nayef bin Abdullah]]
** [[Abdullah I of Jordan|Abdullah I]]'s successor in ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe''.

==L==

===Liechtenstein===
''[[Cabin Pressure (radio series)|'''Cabin Pressure''']]''
*King Maximilian – In the episode "Vaduz", the crew of MJN Air are hired to fly King Maximilian (played by [[Kieran Hodgson]]) to Fitton. Unbeknownst to them, however, is the fact that Maximilian is a young boy, the [[posthumous child|posthumous]] and only son of the previous King, preceded by six older sisters with the eldest, Princess Theresa (played by [[Matilda Ziegler]]) acting as [[Regent]]. Having become King at such a young age, Maxi constantly flouts his title and power for trivial reasons which his pilot, Captain Martin Crieff, says would not make him popular in the long-term (based on his own experiences). After Princess Theresa covers for Crieff for accidentally ordering too much fuel, the two begin dating.

===Lithuania===
'''''[[Gunpowder Empire]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
*King Kuzmickas 
**In this alternate history, the [[Roman Empire]] never fell and remained strong and powerful to the end the 21st century and beyond, eventually gaining firearms and developing a technology roughly similar to our 17th century. Eventually, the rival [[Kingdom of Lithuania|Lietuvan]] Empire developed to its north and east (roughly similar to the [[Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]]). The two evenly matched empires were in permanent [[cold war]], sometimes turning hot. One such occasion was when King Kuzmickas of Lietuva mobilised his army and tried to conquer the city of [[Porolissum|Polisso]], capital of the Roman province of [[Dacia]]. He placed the city under siege and came very close to capturing it, but in the end had to withdraw. The ceasefire was worked out by a young Roman emissary Ieremeo Soltero whose eloquence impressed the king.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
*[[Karl Gero, Duke of Urach|King Vytautas II]]
**In ''Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg'', Vytautas is a [[German Catholic]] ruler whose [[Kingdom of Lithuania (1918)|Kingdom of Lithuania]] is an extremely and ethnically divided [[puppet state]]. He stands in the shadow of his popular father, King [[Mindaugas II]], is pretty much a puppet of his ministers and despised by Lithuanian nationalists.<ref name="Wargamer">{{cite web|url=https://www.wargamer.com/hearts-of-iron-4/mod-kaiserreich|last=Borsilli|first=Timothy|title=Why Kariserreich is the ultimate Hearts of Iron 4 mod|website=[[Wargamer (website)|Wargamer]]|date=19 May 2020|access-date=1 June 2020|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200730011814/https://www.wargamer.com/articles/kaiserreich-hearts-of-iron-4-mod/|archive-date=30 July 2020}}</ref>
*[[Prince Eberhard of Urach|King Mindaugas III]]
**Karl Gero's younger brother in the same mod.

==M==

===Madagascar===
''[[Madagascar (franchise)|'''Madagascar''']]''
* [[List of Madagascar (franchise) characters#King Julien XII|King Julien XII]] (also known as Uncle King Julien) 
** He is a strict, lazy, paunchy and cowardly old [[ring-tailed lemur]] who was the previous ruler of the Lemur Kingdom in the island of [[Merina Kingdom|Madagascar]] in the [[Netflix]] animated series ''[[All Hail King Julien]]''. He has been told by Masikura the [[panther chameleon]] that he would get eaten by the [[Fossa (animal)|foosa]], although the prophecy did not say that all of him would be bit. So he left his island and abdicated the throne in favor of his nephew, who became King Julien XIII of Madagascar. However, the original King Julien became devious as he returned to the island and tried to reclaim the throne from his nephew. In the end, he decided to give up his evil plans and start a new and better life.
* [[List of Madagascar (franchise) characters#King Julien XIII|King Julien XIII]]
** He is the [[Indian English|Indian-accented]] ring-tailed lemur who has been a ruler of the Lemur Kingdom in Madagascar after his uncle's abdication, using mostly his delegation and charisma, and loves to throw a party with his subjects. In ''All Hail King Julien'', Julien has been against not only his uncle but also his parents Princess Julienne and Prince Barty. He has his own royal advisor Maurice the [[aye-aye]] and befriends Mort the [[Goodman's mouse lemur|mouse lemur]] and four zoo animals, [[Alex the Lion]], [[Marty The Zebra]], [[Melman (Madagascar)|Melman the giraffe]] and [[Gloria The Hippo]], from [[New York City]]. Julien even has his position passed down to Stevie, the [[Uroplatus phantasticus|leaf-tailed gecko]] who forms part of his crown.

===Mexico===
'''''[[The Alteration]]'' by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* An unnamed Emperor of Mexico is mentioned in conversation between the castrati Mirabilis and Viaventosa. The nature of the [[First Mexican Empire|Mexican Empire]] is unclear, as the [[Viceroyalty of New Spain]] also exists.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* Agustin IV, the [[emperor of Mexico]] in ''Pax Britannica''.

'''''[[Southern Victory Series]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* [[Maximilian I of Mexico|Maximilian I]]
** With the [[American Civil War|War of Secession]] ending in a Confederate victory in 1862, [[Second French Empire|France]] and [[Napoleon III]] is able to concentrate on [[Second French intervention in Mexico|intervention in Mexico]], winning the war and installing Maximilian I to the throne shortly afterwards. He would serve as the [[Emperor of Mexico]] until at least 1880 and his dynasty he founded there would remain in power through the [[Second Great War (Southern Victory)|Second Great War]], relying on [[Second French Empire|France]] and [[the Confederacy]] for protection from the wrath of the United States. Maximilian's installation was a violation of the [[Monroe Doctrine]]. The French and Confederates prevented the U.S. from enforcing the doctrine, thus effectively shooting it between the eyes.
* Maximilian II
** He had served as the Emperor of Mexico since at least 1880. He maintained the close ties between his country and [[French Third Republic|France]]. In 1881, with his nation desperate for money, Maximilian decided to sell the Mexican states of [[Chihuahua (state)|Chihuahua]] and [[Sonora]] to the [[Confederate States]], which would cause the [[How Few Remain|Second Mexican War]] with the United States. Maximilian I has no real-life equivalent since his marriage to [[Charlotte of Belgium]] was childless by the time of his [[Maximilian I of Mexico#Execution|death]]. He had adopted [[Agustín de Iturbide y Green|Agustín]] and [[Salvador de Iturbide y Marzán|Salvador Iturbide]].
* Francisco José I
** He served as the Emperor of Mexico after Maximilian II. During his reign as emperor, he saw [[Second Mexican Empire|Mexico]] entering the [[Great War (Harry Turtledove)|Great War]] on the side of the [[Triple Entente|Entente Powers]] with the [[Confederate States]], the [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland|United Kingdom]], [[French Third Republic|France]], and [[Russian Empire|Russia]].
* Maximilian III
** He served as the Emperor of Mexico after Francisco Jose I. During his reign as emperor during the late 1910s and early 1920s, anti-[[House of Habsburg|Habsburg]] revolutionaries sought to remove him from the throne and sparked the Mexican Civil War in 1917. He served as the emperor until at least 1942 and saw the beginning of the Second Great War and Mexico join the Entente Powers once again.
* Francisco José II
** He served as the Emperor of Mexico after Maximilian III and was the emperor during the Second Great War. He reluctantly supplied troops to the Confederacy, who were used to both help attack the United States and later defend the Confederacy from US counter-attacks.
** After [[U.S. General]] Irving Morrell's major breakthrough at [[Pittsburgh]] came at the expense of poorly-equipped Mexican troops, Francisco Jose II refused to allow his men to participate in any more major battles against the United States. This would result in Mexico losing the [[Baja California peninsula]] to the United States. Confederate President [[Jake Featherston]], after unsuccessfully attempting to change the Emperor's mind, finally acquiesced. Mexican troops were instead used to battle the black guerrilla fighters in the southern part of the Confederacy. Francisco José II was one of the few leaders of a Great Powers nation not forced to resign or abdicate after the alliance's defeat in the Second Great War.

'''''[[Job: A Comedy of Justice]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'''
* Among the many [[Alternate history|alternate timelines]] visited by the protagonists, there is one in which late 20th century Mexico is a monarchy, ruled by an unnamed king.

===Mongolia and the Mongol Empire===
'''''[[Times Without Number]]'' by [[John Brunner (novelist)|John Brunner]]'''
* King Mahendra the White Elephant
** In an alternative history equivalent of the year 1988, King Mahendra the white elephant is a decadent Indian usurper sitting the throne of a [[Mongol Empire]] ruling all [[Asia]] and all [[Europe]]. Under his rule, [[Christianity]] is suppressed. He has in his court a corps of female gladiators, adept at [[martial arts]] and archery, who "fight like [[Order of Assassins|Hashishin]]" and who speak a dialect of Chinese different from all those spoken in our reality.

=== Montenegro ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Prince Nicholas Romanov|King Nikola II]]
** Featured in the HOI4 mod, ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe''.

=== Morocco ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Hassan II of Morocco]]
** Featured in ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe'', claims independence after the collapse of the Iberian Union.

==N==

=== Netherlands ===
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''

* Queen Amalia

===Nigeria===
'''''[[The Simpsons]]'''''
* The King of Nigeria (voiced by [[Kevin Michael Richardson]])
** In the [[The Simpsons (season 26)|Season 26]] episode "[[The Princess Guide (The Simpsons)|The Princess Guide]]", the King of [[Nigeria]] makes a [[uranium]] deal with [[Mr. Burns]] as with his daughter Princess Kemi staying in [[Springfield (The Simpsons)|Springfield]]. While he is doing so, [[Homer Simpson]] is made to watch over Kemi at the apartment but later ends up taking her to see [[Moe Szyslak]]. Though initially displeased with Kemi since he suspects her brother stole money from him, Moe befriends her and takes her on a journey across Springfield when Homer is arrested by [[Chief Wiggum]] shortly after her disappearance. However, Homer gets angry when he finds that Moe has taken his job to guide the princess. And when Kemi kisses Moe, the [[Paparazzi|paparazzo]] takes a picture which is quickly viewed on the internet by the Nigerian King, leading him to decide not to sign the uranium deal with Burns. The King wants to punish Kemi for kissing Moe, but Homer urges him to let his daughter live her life as she wants, for which he accepts.

=== Norway ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* Vladimir I, the King of Norway in ''Pax Britannica'', if the Norwegians successfully overthrow the Danes.

==P==

===Peru===
'''''[[The Adventures of Tintin]]'''''
* [[List of The Adventures of Tintin characters#Prince of the Sun|The Prince of the Sun]]
** The reigning prince who rules the Sun-worshipping [[Inca Empire]] in the [[Prisoners of the Sun|fourteenth volume]] of the ''Tintin'' comics. He resides in the hidden Temple of the Sun deep within the [[Andes]] mountain range where he meets [[Tintin (character)|Tintin]] and [[Captain Haddock]] sent by a [[Peruvians|Peruvian]] boy named Zorrino. The Prince also appears in the animated film adaptation, ''[[Tintin and the Temple of the Sun]]'', where he is the father of Princess Maita.
'''''[[The Emperor's New Groove]]'''''
* [[List of The Emperor's New Groove characters#Kuzco|Emperor Kuzco]]
** He is the young, selfish, and callous ruler of the Inca Empire who loves to dance to the [[Groove (music)|groove]] every morning but has a sense of style and charm. Kuzco befriends a farmer and llama herder, Pacha, and eventually learns the meaning of friendship and generosity after he was transformed into a [[llama]] by his former advisor and self-proclaimed sorceress Yzma (who attempted to poison him to claim the throne for herself) and her muscular but somewhat dimwitted henchman Kronk Pepikrankenitz. His name is a reference to the ancient city of [[Cusco]].

===Poland===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
*[[Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia|King Augustus IV]]
**In ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', he is the fourth son of Kaiser [[Wilhelm II]] who rules the [[Kingdom of Poland (1917–1918)|Kingdom of Poland]] but is hated by Polish nationalists and socialists alike, as he does not show real interest in the Polish nation.<ref name="Wargamer" />
*[[Prince Alexander Ferdinand of Prussia|King Alexander II]]
**August IVs son and successor in the same mod.

===Portugal===
'''''[[The Alteration]]'' by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* The unnamed King of [[Kingdom of Portugal|Portugal]] is mentioned as being in attendance at the funeral of Stephen III of England in 1976. In 1976 the real life pretender was [[Duarte Nuno, Duke of Braganza|Duarte (II) Nuno]], who died on Christmas Eve and was succeeded by [[Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza|Duarte (III) Pio]].
'''''[[Curious Notions]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* In an alternate timeline, [[German Empire|Imperial Germany]] became the dominant world power by 2096, following its victories in the 20th century's three world wars. As result, Germany restored the monarchies of various countries including Portugal. The [[List of Portuguese monarchs|King of Portugal]] is among the many monarchs annually attending the [[German Emperor|Kaiser]] in Berlin, in a glittering ceremony broadcast live worldwide.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Duarte Nuno, Duke of Braganza|Duarte II]] 
** In ''[[Kaiserreich (mod)|Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]]'', he is the [[King of Portugal]] and [[King of the Algarves|the Algarves]], ruling since 2 July 1932. Duarte is suspected to maintain relations with opposition members and old-guard monarchists from the Paiva Couceiro era, with the greater aim to achieve a "National Restoration" and to remove the Integralists from power.

==R==

=== Romania ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* [[Prince Nicholas of Romania|King Nicholas I]]
** In ''Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg,'' he can be made king if the Legionaries win the power struggle and force [[Carol II of Romania|Carol II]] to abdicate.

=== Russia and the Russian Empire ===
'''''[[The Alteration]]'' by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* The novel is set in an alternate 1976. The Crown Prince of [[Tsardom of Russia|Muscovy]] is mentioned as being in attendance at the funeral of King Stephen III of England. Muscovy is mentioned as possessing a North American colony called [[Alaska|New Muscovy]].
''[[Anastasia (1997 film)|'''Anastasia''']]''
* [[Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark)|Marie Feodorovna Romanov]] is the [[Queen dowager|Dowager Empress]] of [[Imperial Russia]], who managed to escape from the evil [[Grigori Rasputin|Rasputin]] during the [[Russian Revolution]]. But during the escape, she inadvertently left behind her youngest granddaughter, [[Anya (Anastasia)|Grand Duchess Anastasia]], who suffered amnesia as the result of a head injury.
* [[Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar Nicholas II Romanov]] was the last monarch of Imperial Russia and the father of Grand Duchess Anastasia. Rasputin placed a [[Murder of the Romanov family|curse on Nicholas's royal family]], sparking the [[Russian Revolution]].
'''''[[And Having Writ...]]'' by [[Donald R. Bensen]]'''
* [[Nicholas II of Russia|Nicholas II]]
** Nicholas II meets up with the four [[Extraterrestrial life|alien]] explorers Raf, Ari, Valmis and Dark at [[Tsarskoe Selo]] in 1909. After his son Alexei falls and strikes his head on a desk, the aliens and the Tsar discuss the czarevitch's [[haemophilia]] and after a finding out that his son lacks the protein in his blood and that he has the protein, agrees to a [[blood transfusion]] with the help of Dark's machine. His son is cured within three days and results in nationwide rejoicing at this news and [[Grigori Rasputin]] is thrown out the Palace by Imperial soldiers. Czar Nicholas is so boundlessly thankful for the aliens deed and arranges safe passage to [[Restoration (Spain)|Spain]] for the Explorers, who are still being pursued by [[United States Marine Corps|American Marines]]. In addition, the Czar promises to seriously consider everything that Ari has told him about the possibility of a World War. However, with either [[World War I]] or the [[Russian Revolution]] occurring, Nicholas remained on the Russian throne until between 1918 and 1933.
* [[Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia|Alexei II]]
** With his haemophilia cured in 1909, Alexei grows up a healthy person. He succeed the Russian throne by 1933. During their 1933 tour of [[Earth]], which the four alien explorers undertake just prior to their departure from Earth, they are received by Alexei, who is now the Czar of Russia. During the encounter, Raf describes him as a "strapping young lad."
'''''[[Back in the USSA]]'' by [[Eugene Byrne]] and [[Kim Newman]]'''
* Nicholas III is the [[Russian Tsar]] in 1972 as depicted in ''Abdication Street''. His daughter, Duchess Ekaterina, is intended to marry [[Charles III|Charles, Duke of Cornwall]], the great-nephew and heir apparent of [[Edward VIII]]. He might be [[Prince Nicholas Romanov]] or a fictional son of [[Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia|Alexei II]].
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Kirill Vladimirovich, Grand Duke of Russia|Kirill I]]
** Featured in the HOI4 mod, ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]].''
* [[Vladimir Kirillovich|Vladimir III]]
** Kirill's son and successor in the same mod.
* [[Dmitri Pavlovich, Grand Duke of Russia|Dmitri III]]
** Dimitri can restore his family to the throne as he declares himself the new Tsar.
* [[Pyotr Wrangel]]
** Wrangel can crown himself as Tsar Pyotr IV if he continues his military rule.
*[[Michael II of Russia|Michael II]]
**The Tsar of Russia in ''Pax Britannica''.
'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
* Grand Duke Nikolai is the de facto tsar of the [[Russian Empire]] in 2025. By the alternate 2025 of the novel, the Empire is centered around [[Samarkand]] and has adopted regressive religious practices such as ritualistic [[Human cannibalism|cannibalism]] and worship of [[Chernobog]].
'''''[[Southern Victory Series]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* [[Nicholas II of Russia|Nicholas II]]
** In 1914, when [[Austria-Hungary]] issued a number of ultimata to [[Kingdom of Serbia|Serbia]] following the assassination of [[Franz Ferdinand]] by a Serb in [[Sarajevo]], Nicholas II promised to support the [[Serbs]] should they refuse the ultimata. They did, and Russia declared war on Austria-Hungary, which had declared war on Serbia. [[The Great War (novel series)|The Great War]] followed. In 1917, Nicholas found himself facing a [[Red Revolution]], followed by a protracted [[Russian Civil War|civil war]], which resulted in Russia backing out of the [[Great War]]. Ultimately, Nicholas and his supporters triumphed, and Nicholas remained emperor for the remainder of the 1920s and died in the early 1930s. The destruction resulting from the wars left Russia in such a poor state that in 1929 she was forced to suspend payment of a loan to Austria-Hungary. This caused a chain effect that led in turn to the [[Wall Street crash of 1929|worldwide stock market]] crash of that year. Following his death, Nicholas was succeeded as Tsar by his younger brother, Michael II.
* [[Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia|Michael II]]
** The Grand Duke succeeds his older brother, Nicholas II, as the [[Emperor of All Russia|Tsar of Russia]] sometime in the early 1930s, reigning until the end of the [[Settling Accounts|Second Great War]] when he is forced to pursue an armistice with the [[Central Powers]] and to relinquish the throne after a German superbomb is dropped on [[Petrograd]].
'''''Triumph of a Tsar'' by Tamar Anolic'''

* [[Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia|Alexei II]]

'''''What Might Have Been'''''
* Constantine I
** In the story ''What If Napoleon Triumphs in Russia'' by [[Adam Zamoyski]], after the [[First French Empire|French Empire]]'s [[French invasion of Russia|victory over Russia]] and [[Alexander I of Russia|Alexander I]]'s flight from [[Pskov]] to a remote monastery, [[Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich of Russia|Grand Duke Constantine]] was installed by [[Napoleon]] as Tsar on 15 August 1813. Tsar Constantine I was considered a weak leader, being forced to relinquish the Baltic territories, return [[Grand Duchy of Finland|Finland]] to [[Sweden]] and to send Russian troops to help [[First French Empire|France]] fight in [[Spain]]. Constantine faced a peasant's revolt led by a false pretender claiming to be Alexander I but was ultimately assassinated in 1827, replaced by his younger brother [[Nicholas I of Russia|Nicholas]].<ref name="Goodreads">[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1021816.What_Might_Have_Been ''What Might Have Been: Imaginary History from Twelve Leading Historians''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref> The real Constantine renounced his rights to marry morganatically and Nicholas succeeded outright after the [[Russian interregnum of 1825]] caused by the renounciation not being made public before Alexander's death and causing the [[Decembrist revolt]].
'''''[[Y: The Last Man]]'' by [[Brian K. Vaughan]] and [[Pia Guerra]]'''
* Vladimir Jr.
** In the comic book series, all mammals with a [[Y chromosome]] with the exception of amateur escape artist Yorick Brown and his [[Capuchin monkey]], Ampersand died in an unexplained cataclysm on 17 July 2002. Vladimir Jr., the son of [[Russian astronauts]] Ciba Weber and Vladimir conceived on the International Space Station, is the only other living male on Earth, having been born after the cataclysm. In the final issue ''Alas'' (#60), set six decades after the main tenure of the series, it is revealed that Vladimir became the Czar of Russia, by which time a cis-male population is re-established, albeit limited to thousands worldwide and consisting of clones of Yorick and men who died in the cataclysm.

==S==

===Spain===
'''''[[Bring the Jubilee]]'' by [[Ward Moore]]'''
* In an alternate timeline where the [[Confederate States of America|Confederate States]] won the '[[American Civil War|War of Southern Independence]]', one consequence is the revitalization of the [[Spanish Empire]] consisting of the [[Spanish West Indies]], the [[Spanish East Indies]] and [[Spanish West Africa|Spanish Africa]] (all of mainland [[Latin America]] being annexed by the Confederacy) and allied to the German Union. The terrorist organization, the Grand Army, attempted to spare the United States from an inevitable war between the Confederacy and the German Union by counterfeiting Spanish currency. An unnamed King is mentioned as ruling during the 1950s by an official investigating this.
'''''[[Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides]]'''''
* [[Ferdinand VI|King Ferdinand VI]] rules [[Spain]] from his palace in [[Cádiz]]. He sends his most trusted Spanish agent called the Spaniard to find and destroy the [[Fountain of Youth]].
'''''[[Times Without Number]]'' by [[John Brunner (novelist)|John Brunner]]'''
* Philip IX
** In an alternative timeline where the [[Spanish Armada]] successfully invaded [[Kingdom of England|England]] in 1588, the 'Western Empire' (the successor to the [[Spanish Empire]]) encompasses [[Kingdom of France|France]], England, the [[Spanish Netherlands]], [[South America]] and [[Central America]] with a loose protectorate over a [[Mohawk people|Mohawk]]-controlled [[North America]]; however, the [[Iberian Peninsula]] was turned into a 'New Khalifate' by Islamic invaders, forcing the relocation of the center of the Spanish Empire to [[London|Londres]]. In one of the book's episodes, the King and the entire Royal Family are killed by female warriors, masters of [[Martial arts]], which were unwisely brought in from an Alternate History timeline; however, the book's time-traveling protagonist manages to change history and avert the disaster.
'''''[[The Two Georges]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]] and [[Richard Dreyfuss]]'''
* In an alternate reality where [[American Revolution]] never occurred and [[British North America|British America]] remained within the [[British Empire]], a personal union comprising the French and Spanish empires called the Holy Alliance is the British Empire's main rival; the Holy Alliance is dominated by its French half, ruled by François IV.
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Infante Jaime, Duke of Segovia|Jaime I]]
** [[Alfonso XIII]]'s successor in ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]].''
* [[Juan III of Spain|Juan III]]
** Jamie I's younger brother in the same mod. He is also featured in ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe'', where the collapse of the Iberian Union can have the [[House of Bourbon]] restored.
*[[Prince Xavier of Bourbon-Parma|Xavier I]]
**Xavier can become the [[king of Spain]] if the [[Carlism|Carlists]] won the Spanish civil war.
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''
* Juan Carlos II
'''''[[Su majestad]]'''''
* Alfonso XIV
* Pilar

=== Sweden ===
'''''What Might Have Been'''''
* Joseph I
** In the story ''What If Napoleon Triumphs in Russia'' by [[Adam Zamoyski]], after the [[First French Empire|French Empire]]'s [[French invasion of Russia|victory over Russia]], [[Napoleon]] returned [[Finland]] to [[Sweden]] and installed [[Józef Poniatowski]] as King. [[Charles XIV John of Sweden|Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte]] is executed for treason against France.<ref name="Goodreads" />
'''''[[Young Royals]]'''''

* Queen Kristina (portrayed by [[Pernilla August]])

==T==

===Thailand/Siam===
'''''[[The King and I]]'''''
* King [[Mongkut]] is the [[List of monarchs of Thailand|sovereign of Siam]] who is resided in the [[Grand Palace]] in [[Bangkok]] with his son Prince [[Chulalongkorn]] and other young [[List of children of Mongkut|royal children]]. Mongkut takes his request to British schoolteacher [[Anna Leonowens]] to tutor his children.
'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''

* King Rama XII

===Turkey and the Ottoman Empire===
'''''[[The Alteration]]'' by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* An unnamed Sultan-Calif of [[Turkey]] is mentioned with the [[Ottoman Empire]] surviving well into the 20th century and still controlling vast amounts of territory including the Balkans. The real life pretender in 1976 was [[Şehzade Mehmed Abdulaziz|Mehmed (VII) Abdulaziz]].
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Abdulmejid II]] 
** In ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]],'' he is the 37th [[Sultan of the Ottoman Empire|Sultan]] of the Ottoman Empire, succeeding Sultan [[Mehmed VI Vahideddinin|Mehmed VI Vahideddin]] in 1926. Abdülmejid is known as being relatively uninterested in politics and more fascinated with the fine art. Because of that, he mostly acts as a purely constitutional monarch.
'''''[[Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade]]'''''
* The [[Nazism|Nazi]] expedition searching for the [[Holy Grail]] is shown to have been equipped by an unnamed Sultan of [[Hatay State|Hatay]], in exchange for a [[Rolls-Royce Phantom II]]. The fictionalized Hatay monarchy is stated as being a "Republic" in the film.
'''''[[The Ottoman Republic]]'''''
* Osman VII – The Ottoman Empire (known as the Ottoman Republic in the film) remains intact into the 21st century as a result of [[Mustafa Kemal Atatürk]] falling into a coma when he was seven years old and the [[Turkish War of Independence]] never happening as a result. Osman VII is little more than a figurehead and a source of ridicule by foreign dignitaries.
'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
* Al-Hussein is the ruler of the Caliphate of Damascus and the Caliph of Islam in the post-Fall world. The Caliphate is an Arab empire encompassing the former Ottoman Empire, the [[Balkans]] and [[Qajar Iran|Persia]], born out of Arab revolts against the Ottoman Empire in the immediate aftermath of the Fall. It is the main rival of France-outre-mer and is the chief obstacle to the formation of an Anglo-French [[Anglo-Egyptian Sudan|condominium]] over the Sultanate of Egypt.
'''''[[Curious Notions]]'' by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* In an alternate timeline, [[German Empire|Imperial Germany]] became the dominant world power by 2096, following its victories in the 20th century's three world wars. The Ottoman Empire, having been Germany's loyal ally, survived to the end of the 21st century when the book's plot takes place, and probably beyond – though clearly subservient to Germany; the Germans prop up its government as they do with numerous other monarchies throughout the world. The Ottoman Sultan is among the many monarchs annually attending the [[German Emperor|Kaiser]] in Berlin, in a glittering ceremony broadcast live worldwide.

==U==

===The United Kingdom, England, Scotland and Ireland===
'''''2525'''''
* King George VII – Whilst a downsized [[British royal family]] (a couple living in a two bedroom flat in [[Tooting]]) recall the gradual decline of their family and the United Kingdom, they recall George VII seceding [[Earl's Court]] to Australia as one of the many secessions which broke up the country.

'''''[[A Certain Magical Index]]'''''
* Queen Elizard – Debuted in the 17th light novel volume of the series. She is nearly deposed by her daughter, Princess Carissa, in a [[coup d'état]] with the Knights of England but managed to escape. She later used a magical artifact to help weaken her rebellious daughter and empower all of the peoples of the United Kingdom in the final battle against her in [[Buckingham Palace]].

'''[[Arthur C. Clarke]] stories'''
* King Henry IX, in the short story "Refugee", is still the [[Prince of Wales]] when Britain's first [[spaceport]] opens on [[Salisbury Plain]]. He stows away in a space freighter heading to Mars.

'''''[[Anno Domini 2000, or, Woman's Destiny]]'' by Sir [[Julius Vogel]]'''
* Emperor Albert is the ruler of the Federated British Empire. He falls in love with and marries the Imperial Prime Minister Hilda Fitzherbert and becomes ruler of the former United States after a war sparked by his refusal to marry the President's daughter. Emperor Albert and Empress Hilda's views on royal primogeniture are ironically reversed by their views of their daughter and son.

'''[[Anno Dracula series|''Anno Dracula'' series]] by [[Kim Newman]]'''
* [[Count Dracula|Dracula]], who defeats his adversaries, marries [[Queen Victoria]], and seizes control of Britain in ''[[Anno Dracula (novel)|Anno Dracula]]''. He becomes first [[Prince Consort]], and subsequently [[Lord Protector]].
*King Victor I in ''[[The Bloody Red Baron]]''. The King is the real life [[Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale]], Queen Victoria's grandson and the [[Line of succession to the British throne|second in the line of succession to the British throne]] from his birth in 1864 until his death in 1892.

'''''[[Another Case of Milton Jones]]'''''
* Milton I, King of [[Middle England]], played by [[Milton Jones]]. After accidentally leading a cavalry division over [[Tower Bridge]] (a treasonable offence) and fleeing London, Milton Jones briefly becomes King of Middle England due to his command over grammar and pronunciation in his former capacity as a royal speech therapist. He is captured after an uneventful war between the United Kingdom and Middle England and sentenced to death for treason, but is pardoned by the Queen after he cures Prince Herbert of his working class speech patterns by using rocket salad.

'''''[[The Avengers (TV series)|The Avengers]]'''''
* Queen Anne II
** In ''The Avengers'' episode "[[Esprit de Corps (The Avengers)|Esprit de Corps]]", a Jacobitist coup against the British Government attempts to install [[Cathy Gale]] as Queen.

'''''[[Back in the USSA]]'''''
*[[Edward VIII]] overcomes the abdication crisis of 1938 and remains as king until the 1970s.
*He is succeeded by [[Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor|King Andrew]] and [[Sarah Ferguson|Queen Sarah]], [[Charles III|Charles, Duke of Cornwall]] having renounced his titles to marry a commoner.  

'''''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'''''
* [[Marty McFly]]'s newspaper in the year 2015 has an article announcing a visit from [[Diana, Princess of Wales|Queen Diana]] to the United States.

'''''[[Blackadder]]'''''
* [[Richard IV of England|Richard IV]] of England (and XII of [[Kingdom of Scotland|Scotland]]), a fictionalized version of [[Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York]] (one of the Princes in the Tower), played by [[Brian Blessed]]. He reigned from 1485 to 1498, succeeding his 'kind and thoughtful' uncle, [[Richard III of England|Richard III]]. However, [[Henry VII of England|Henry Tudor]] erased Richard IV's reign, the Yorkist victory during the [[Wars of the Roses]] and Richard III's true nature from history after his belated succession to the throne. The regnal number for Scotland would be I in real-life, and this is also the Jacobite name for [[Rupprecht, Crown Prince of Bavaria|Rupprecht of Bavaria]].
* Edmund the Blackadder, Richard IV's second son and the Duke of Edinburgh. He began a campaign to become King after being [[Macbeth (play)|told by three witches that he would so]] (having been mistaken for Henry Tudor). After being mortally wounded from torture, he rules as [[The king is dead, long live the king!|King for thirty seconds]] after the entire court accidentally drank poisoned wine (which the Blackadder also drank).
* [[Prince Ludwig the Indestructible]], played by [[Hugh Laurie]], killed Queen [[Elizabeth I]] and her court, which included Lord Blackadder, Lord Melchett, Lord Percy and Nursie, and disguised himself as the Queen, presumably continuing until the Queen's official death.
* When Edmund Blackadder Esq. and [[George IV|George, the Prince Regent]] swap identities in order to get the latter out of a duel with the [[Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington|Duke of Wellington]], Blackadder is saved by a cigarillo case presented by Wellington as a gift and the Prince Regent is shot by Wellington for impertinence when he reveals the ruse. The Prince Regent dies (although he first believed that he himself was saved by a cigarillo case but realized that he left it on the dresser) and Blackadder goes on to reign as George IV after [[George III]] mistakes him for his son.
* [[Lord Edmund Blackadder V|Edmund III of the United Kingdom]], played by [[Rowan Atkinson]], became king in ''[[Blackadder: Back & Forth]]'' after using a [[Time travel|time machine]] to alter history. He is married to Queen Marian of Sherwood and has installed Baldrick as a puppet prime minister after dissolving Parliament.

'''''The Boleyn Trilogy'' by''' '''Laura Andersen'''
* Henry IX

'''Books by [[William F. Buckley Jr.]]'''
* In the 1976 novel ''[[Saving the Queen]]'', Queen Caroline ascended the throne in 1951.

'''Books by [[Joan Aiken]]'''
* James III of the United Kingdom (part of a [[House of Stuart]] dynasty which was not overthrown)
** King in Joan Aiken's ''[[Black Hearts in Battersea]]''
** Possibly based on [[James Francis Edward Stuart]]
* Richard IV of the United Kingdom
** King in ''[[The Cuckoo Tree]]'' and ''Dido and Pa'',<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/916666.Dido_and_Pa ''Dido and Pa''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref> Son of James III – he also appears as David Prince of Wales in ''The Whispering Mountain''<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/262742.The_Whispering_Mountain ''The Whispering Mountain''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>

'''Books by [[Kingsley Amis]]'''
* Stephen II
** Son of [[Arthur, Prince of Wales]] (d. 1502) and [[Katherine of Aragon]].
** His existence led his uncle [[Henry VIII|Henry the Abominable]] to try to usurp the throne, but was foiled in the War of the English Succession.
** Presumably, Stephen III and William V are his descendants.
** Thereafter, King in ''[[The Alteration]]'' by Kingsley Amis.
* Stephen III of England
** King in ''The Alteration'' by Kingsley Amis. Having died before the start of the novel, it opens with his state funeral at the St George Basilica at [[Cowley, Oxfordshire|Coverley]], the ecclesiastical capital of England (superseding the secular capital in London) and the sight of the Holy Victory in the War of the English Succession.
** He was presumably married to Winifred, mentioned as being the Queen Mother.
* William V of England
** King in ''The Alteration'' by Kingsley Amis
** Son of Stephen III
* Henry IX of England
** King in ''[[The Man in the High Castle]]'' by [[Philip K. Dick]], the novel-within-a-novel depicting an alternate universe.
** The real-life [[Henry, Duke of Cornwall]], the son of [[Henry VIII]] and [[Catherine of Aragon]]. In the novel-within-a-novel, he continues his father's Schismatic religious policies.
* Elizabeth Tudor of England
** Queen in ''Galliard'' by [[Keith Roberts]] (a pastiche of his novel ''[[Pavane (novel)|Pavane]]''), a novel-within-a-novel depicted in ''The Alteration'' by Kingsley Amis.
** In ''Galliard'', she is kidnapped and indoctrinated with Schismatic theology.
** Unclear if she is [[Elizabeth I]] of England or a namesake.
'''Books by [[A. Bertram Chandler]]'''
* The coronation of James XIV of the Jacobite Kingdom of Waverley is mentioned in one of Chandler's stories, described as a ceremony of great pomp and broadcast throughout the human-settled galaxy.

'''Books by [[Peter Dickinson]]'''
* Victor I, the historic [[Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale]], survives the influenza pandemic in 1892 and goes on to marry his prospective bride [[Mary of Teck]] (as detailed in the preamble of ''King and Joker'').
* Victor II, the grandson of Victor I and Queen Mary, ascended to the throne at the age of 10 in 1938 (his father, the Prince of Wales, having drowned in a yachting accident a year previously). Despite being a qualified physician, the British government prevents him from practicing medicine over fears of lawsuits. He is secretly married bigamously to Isabella, the Queen Consort and her secretary, Anona Fellowes, the latter being Princess Louise's birth mother.

'''Books by [[Samuel Madden (author)|Samuel Madden]]'''
* Both ''[[Memoirs of the Twentieth Century]]'' and ''The Reign of King George VI, 1900–1925'' mention King George VI. However, the George VI in ''Reign'' dies in 1925, whereas ''Memoirs'' takes place in 1997–98.

'''Books by [[Michael Moorcock]]'''
* Gloriana I of [[Albion]] is the reigning monarch in ''[[Gloriana (novel)|Gloriana, or the Unfullfill'd Queen]]''. She is Moorcock's antithesis of Queen [[Elizabeth I]] in this [[Homage (arts)|homage]] to [[Edmund Spenser]]'s ''[[The Faerie Queene]]'' and [[Mervyn Peake]]'s [[Gormenghast (series)|Gormenghast]] trilogy of novels.
* King [[Herne the Hunter|Hern]] VI of Albion is Gloriana I's father, a despot with echoes of Elizabeth I's father, King [[Henry VIII]] (deceased before Moorcock's novel opens).

'''Books by [[Harry Turtledove]]'''
* Henry IX of the United Kingdom is the reigning monarch in ''[[In the Presence of Mine Enemies]]'', an alternate history wherein the [[Axis powers|Axis]] won [[World War II]]. While the king has very little direct power (the Nazis having annexed the UK), he is able to affect the politics of his country, namely voicing his support for greater democracy within the [[German Reich (1933-1945)|Greater German Reich]], which is the policy position of the leadership of the governing British Union of Fascists including Prime Minister Charles Lynton. His lineage is never addressed, but he might be [[Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester]]. The book mentions the [[Union of South Africa]] as an independent ally of the Reich which continues to practice [[Apartheid]] although it is unclear whether Henry IX is also the [[Monarchy of South Africa|King of South Africa]].
* Charles III of the United Kingdom in ''[[The Two Georges]]'', coauthored with [[Richard Dreyfus]]. While the character is described as being quite physically similar to [[Charles III|the then-real-life Prince of Wales]], the fictional Charles III is actually descended from [[Edward VIII]]. After the novel's protagonists, Thomas Bushell and Samuel Stanley of the Royal American Mounted Police, save King Charles from two assassination attempts by the nativist, separatist terrorist organization, the Sons of Liberty, he knights them as Members of the Order of the Two Georges for their services.
* Edward VIII was able to retain his throne for much longer in both ''The Two Georges'' and the [[Southern Victory Series]].
* Edward IX is mentioned in ''The Two Georges'' as having reigned sometime in the 1970s, probably being the son of Edward VIII and the father or brother of Charles III.

'''Books by [[John Whitbourn]]'''
John Whitbourn had written several books set in a 'Catholic universe'.
* [[Mary, Queen of Scots]] became Mary II of England following the death of [[Elizabeth I]] due to [[smallpox]] in 1562.
* [[James VI and I|James I and VI]]
* [[Charles I of England|Charles I]] 'the Victor', who won the English Civil War against Parliament.
* James 'the True' (possibly [[James II of England|James II]] or [[James Francis Edward Stuart|James (III)]])
* Charles III, whose reign during the nineteen century saw the prevention of a United Kingdom encompassing the whole of the British Isles through two Anglo-Scottish War.
* Joseph the Wizard
* Peter the Brave
* Charles IV, King of England and Wales, Protector of [[Cornwall]] and [[Isles of Scilly|Scilly]].

'''''[[Bring the Jubilee]]'' by [[Ward Moore]]'''
* William V is mentioned in passing as being king sometime during the first half of the twentieth century.

'''''Carolus Rex'' series by [[Andre Norton]] and [[Rosemary Edghill]]'''
* Charles III: On his deathbed [[Charles II of England|Charles II]] confirms [[James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth]] as his legitimate heir, avoiding Monmouth's Rebellion, the excesses of [[James II of England|James II]] and the [[Glorious Revolution]].
* Charles IV: Presumably [[James Scott, Earl of Dalkeith]].
* James II
* Charles V
* Henry IX: King of the Great Britain as of 1805, the year the book is set in, and the great-great-grandson of Charles III.<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/series/75222-carolus-rex ''Carolus Rex'' series] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>

'''''[[Cars 2]]'''''
*[[List of Cars characters#Other cars|Queen Elizabeth II]] is a classic [[Rolls-Royce Phantom IV|Rolls-Royce Phantom]] car who watches the race from [[Buckingham Palace]] with her grandson [[William, Prince of Wales|Prince Wheeliam]].

'''''[[Chrestomanci]]'' series of books by [[Diana Wynne Jones]]'''
* In ''[[Charmed Life (novel)|Charmed Life]]'', Cat Chant tells Janet Chant that the king is Charles VII.
''[[Code Geass|'''Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion''']]''
* [[List of Code Geass characters#Charles zi Britannia|Charles zi Britannia]] (voiced by [[Norio Wakamoto]])
** The 98th Emperor of the Holy Britannia Empire and father of the main character, Lelouch Lamperouge. He installs his children in important positions in the Empire to see their true abilities. He views equality as an evil that must be dispelled and encourages social battle to maintain evolution within the society. As such, he publicly supports inequality and calls for competition and fighting so as to create progress.
* [[Lelouch Lamperouge|Lelouch vi Britannia]] (voiced by [[Jun Fukuyama]])
** The 99th Emperor of the Holy Britannia Empire, as well as the titular character of series. When Lelouch ascended to the throne during, he quickly abolished many policies that grew during the Charles' reign. These include the abolishment of aristocratic system, financial conglomerates, and the liberation of colonies. This led to discontent, and thus, agents and loyalist to Emperor Lelouch routinely goes and put down dissidents.

'''''[[Columbia & Britannia]]'' by [[Adam Chamberlain]] and [[Brian A. Dixon]]'''
* George V, the fictional second-eldest son of [[Queen Victoria]] instead of [[Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]].
* Edward VII is the eldest son of George V, analogous with [[Edward VIII]]. His relationship with his [[Québécois people|Québécois]] mistress Cynthia Grey and the resulting scandals almost result in him being forced to abdicate the throne. He retains the throne through a compromise stating that he and Grey should neither marry nor produce any children, the latter clause being broken by the births of their two (untitled) sons. Reigning from 1913 to 1918, he died heirless from [[acute pancreatitis]].
* George VI is the second eldest son of George V and the brother of Edward VII, analogous with the real-life [[George VI]]. He reigned from 1918 to 1953, overseeing Britain's effort in the War of Wars (1933–1943).
* Elizabeth II is the eldest daughter of George VI, analogous with the real-life [[Elizabeth II]]. Reigning from 1953 to 1963, she was assassinated by an American separatist whilst visiting [[New York City]] during a walkabout.
* George VII is the only child of Elizabeth II. After his mother's assassination, he becomes King at the age of five; [[Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon|Princess Margaret]], Elizabeth II's sister, acts as Regent to George VII until his coronation on his eighteenth birthday in 1976. A withdrawn and private figure, his public popularity is maintained due to sympathy regarding the conditions of his succession. He reigned from 1963.

'''''[[Doctor Who]]'''''
* Queen Liz 10 – Played by [[Sophie Okenedo]], Elizabeth X is the ruler of the ''Starship UK'' in "[[The Beast Below]]", referring to herself and her predecessors by their abbreviated name and number. 
* Henry XII – Mentioned by Liz 10 as having the Doctor as a drinking buddy in ''The Beast Below''.
* The ''[[Night and the Doctor]]'' mini-series episode "Bad Night" features an unspecified [[List of British monarchs|Queen]] and [[Prince of Wales]], the former appearing in the form of a [[goldfish]] and the latter speaking to the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]] over the TARDIS telephone. The Doctor attempts to have the Queen restored to her human form but the hostage (in the form of a fly) he was hoping to exchange in order to achieve this is accidentally killed after Amy swatted it with a newspaper and the goldfish he picked up is not in fact the transmogrified Queen. The [[Commonwealth of Nations]] was mentioned as a contemporary institution.

'''[[The Emberverse series|''The Emberverse'' series]] by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
In the apocalyptic series that begins with ''[[Dies the Fire]]'', some of the [[British royal family]] are evacuated to the [[Isle of Wight]].<ref name=brit>{{cite web |url=http://hem.bredband.net/b108107/stirling/sunriselandsA.html |title=Appendix A: Britain post-Change |access-date=2008-09-24 |author=S. M. Stirling |date=11 January 2006 |publisher=smstirling.com}}</ref>
* Queen [[Elizabeth II]]
** The Queen fled to the Isle of Wight with the rest of the British Royal Family on the third day after The Change occurred. However, she died shortly thereafter in December 1998.
*[[Charles III|King Charles III the Mad]]
** The real-life [[Charles III]] (the [[Prince of Wales]] at time of publication). He ascended the British throne following the death of his mother Elizabeth II in December 1998, Charles led the remnants of Britain through the early years after the Change. His knowledge of organic farming (which he had been experimenting with since the early 1980s) helped the survivors with their food problems. He later married an [[Icelanders|Icelandic]] refugee, who was popularly blamed for manipulating him. In his later years he went insane and refused to have new elections for [[Parliament of the United Kingdom|parliament]] and instead ruled by royal decree, which eventually caused a rift between him and Nigel. After about a decade on the throne, he officially died in 2008 of a stroke but it was a common rumor that he was killed by his wife who wanted to assume power for herself and her infant son.
* [[William, Prince of Wales|King William V the Great]]
** The real-life Prince of Wales. He became the King of Great Britain and [[Emperor of the West]] following the death of his father and after defeating a coup by his stepmother. After the Change occurred in 1998, William went to serve in the [[British Armed Forces|military]]. Nigel saved his life in a battle with pirates during this service. He personally led a "[[crusade]]" against [[Senegal|Moorish]] pirates off the [[Canary Islands]] and on his return was crowned Emperor of the West. Under his leadership the [[British Empire]] was reborn. He tried unsuccessfully to convince Nigel to return to Britain by promising him wealth, land, and title. He would serve as king from 2008 until his death in a fox-hunting accident in 2039.
* Charles IV
** Fictional son of William V. Served as King of Great Britain and Emperor of the West from 2039 until his death in 2066. 
* Elizabeth III
** Daughter of Charles IV. Served as the Queen of Great Britain and Empress of the West from 2066 to 2098.

'''''[[Futurama]]'''''
* In the episode "[[All the Presidents' Heads]]", an unnamed [[Queen of Great Britain]], [[North America]] (also called 'West Britannia') and 'two parking spaces in [[Tokyo]]' reigns in the 31st century due to the Planet Express crew accidentally preventing the [[American Revolution]] whilst trying to prevent counterfeiting by [[Professor Farnsworth]]'s ancestor, [[David Farnsworth]]. The Queen is descended from the Farnsworth family due to their elevation to a ducal family with its members providing consorts for the Royal Family.

'''''[[The Gate of Worlds]]'' by [[Robert Silverberg]]'''
* James the Valiant – the [[Black Death]], much worse than in our history, so weakened Europe that the entire continent was conquered by the [[Ottoman Empire]]. In the 20th century, the [[freedom fighter]] James made use of a period of Ottoman instability, led a successful rebellion, liberated England after five centuries of Turkish rule and inaugurated a new Royal Dynasty. English people were happy and proud of James the Valiant's achievement – though the independent England was an impoverished country, of little account in the wider world.

'''''[[The Great Mouse Detective]]'''''
* Queen Mousetoria (voiced by [[Eve Brenner]]) is the mouse queen of England who has been nearly deposed by the evil Professor Ratigan but is rescued by Basil of Baker Street and Dr. Dawson.
* Professor Padraic Ratigan (voiced by [[Vincent Price]]) attempts to conquer England as a "supreme ruler of all Mousedom" with his toy robot that mimics the real Queen declaring it.

'''''[[Headlong (Williams novel)|Headlong]]'' by [[Emlyn Williams]]'''
* John II: The actor Jack Green (born John Albert Sandring), who is grandson of [[Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale|Prince Albert Victor]] via a secret morganatic marriage and made king after the royal family is killed in a [[Airship|dirigible]] accident during [[George V]]'s Silver Jubilee in 1935. After delivering his first Christmas Speech, in which he called on the Government to undertake radical action to reduce unemployment and thus overstepped his role as a constitutional monarch, he is forced to abdicate.
* William V: Originally William Millingham, is the private secretary of John II, and as the descendant of [[Charlotte, Princess Royal|Queen Charlotte of Wurttemberg]], becomes the new king after John's abdication.
* John III: The son of William V and Anne, the Queen Consort. John III is his suggested regnal name, being only the ten-year-old [[Prince of Wales]] in the story.

'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''
* [[Edward VIII]]
** In ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe'', he was restored after the [[Axis victory in World War II|Axis Victory]] and reigns the reduced Kingdom of England. 
* [[Elizabeth II]]
** In the same mod, she is the leader of the British Government in exile residing in Canada (represented in the British Isles by Her Majesty's Most Loyal Resistance) and recognized by the monarchies within the Organization of Free Nations.
* Edward IX
** Edward VIII's successor is [[Friedrich Josias, Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]], who was chosen as the highest placed person in the line of succession, who is clearly aligned with [[Nazi Germany|Germany]] and its interests.
* [[Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester|Henry IX]]
** In ''[[Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg]],'' he can be crowned King over his older brother, [[George VI|Albert]], if their eldest brother Edward VIII abdicates.
* George VI
** Henry's younger brother is [[Prince George, Duke of Kent]] in the same mod.
* [[Carl Eduard of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha|Carl-Eduard of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]] (Charles III)
** A German puppet king if the [[German Empire]] restores the monarchy in the [[British Isles]].
*[[Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale|Albert I]]
**In ''Pax Britannica'', he is still alive and can succeed his grandmother, [[Queen Victoria]], as king of Britain.

''[[Henry IX (TV series)|'''Henry IX''']]''
* In the 2017 TV series ''Henry IX'', King Henry IX of the United Kingdom is played by [[Charles Edwards (English actor)|Charles Edwards]]. After his older brother, John, died in a horse riding accident, Henry became heir apparent to the British throne, becoming King in 1992. After nearly twenty-five years on the throne, he experiences a [[midlife crisis]] (owing to his lack of agency both in becoming and being King, his unhappy marriage and a monotonous series of trivial public engagements) and intends to abdicate during his Silver Jubilee. Queen Katarina (played by [[Sally Phillips]]) stymies his plan by clandestinely leaking it to the press, wishing to remain Queen. After Alastair, the [[Prince of Wales]], comes out as [[Gay men|gay]] and creates a succession crisis (since no one other than the homophobic Duke of Cumberland would willingly become monarch), Henry IX retains the throne. However, almost immediately, his secret relationship with the royal florist is uncovered by the tabloid press.

'''''Her Majesty's American'' by [[Steve White (author)|Steve White]]'''
* Maurice I: The only son of [[William III of England|William III]] and [[Mary II of England|Mary II]], he becomes king at the age of thirteen in 1702, born one year after the [[Glorious Revolution]]. His birth and reign ensures that British monarchs would concurrently hold the title of Stadtholder of the [[Dutch Republic]].
* William V: His reign saw the outbreak of the First American Rebellion in 1775 with rapprochement bringing about the creation of the Viceroyalty of North America in 1781.
* Maurice II: Mentioned as being king sometime during the early-nineteenth century.
* William VII: Adopts the titles Emperor of [[North America]] and [[Emperor of India]] following the Second American Rebellion and the Great Mutiny respectively.
* Elizabeth IV: The namesake of a Regal Lines interstellar passenger liner.<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38531437-her-majesty-s-american ''Her Majesty's American''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>

''[[House of Cards (British TV series)|'''House of Cards''']]''
* In the British political satire ''[[To Play the King]],'' the second book (and TV series) in the ''House of Cards'' trilogy by [[Michael Dobbs]], an unnamed King takes the throne. Critical of the Conservative government's social policies, he goes up against the utterly ruthless and unscrupulous Prime Minister [[Francis Urquhart]] as an unofficial leader of the opposition but is ultimately undone and forced to abdicate. The novel diverges in many ways from the TV series and carries the suggestion that after abdicating the ex-King would go into politics and seek to be elected Prime Minister. At the end of ''To Play The King'', the King's son is [[Coronation of the British monarch|crowned]] and during ''[[The Final Cut (TV serial)|The Final Cut]]'' is depicted performing monarchical duties.

'''''[[Human Target (2010 TV series)|Human Target]]'''''
* Unnamed Queen. Unaware of the machinations of her staff against her daughter, she travels from [[Sydney]] to New York to meet attend the gala and discovers the conspiracy. She has her son-in-law and Templeton arrested, although seems unsure about permitting her daughter to divorce and marry Sorrento. She is played by Patricia Drake. 
* Victoria, [[Princess of Wales]]. She is the heiress apparent to the throne and considered a spoiled [[black sheep]] within the family. Victoria wishes to [[divorce]] her husband, Prince Walter, and marry Tony Sorrento, a [[commoner]]. In retaliation, he conspires with royal fixer Templeton to have her assassinated during a state visit to [[New York City]]. She is played by [[Christina Cole]].   
* Prince Walter, Victoria's husband. Upon discovering his wife wishes to divorce him, he conspires with royal [[fixer (person)|fixer]] Templeton and her [[Protection Command]] bodyguards to allow her to be killed whilst attending a foundation gala in New York City, although the attempt is ultimately foiled.

'''''[[Hyperdrive (British TV series)|Hyperdrive]]'''''
* [[Charles III]], presumably the then-[[Prince of Wales]]
* Harry I, son of Charles III
* Queen Chenise, Harry's daughter
* King Keith, Chenise's daughter and Harry's grandson

'''''[[Hyperion Cantos]]'' by [[Dan Simmons]]'''
* William XXIII of the [[House of Windsor|Kingdom of Windsor-in-Exile]]
** Also called "Sad King Billy"
** King on Asquith, a planet traditionally held by his kingdom
** Sells Asquith in order to settle on the planet Hyperion, where he intends to revive fine art, taking [[Martin Silenus]] with him.

'''''If: A Jacobite Fantasy'' by Charles Petrie'''
* [[James Francis Edward Stuart|James III of England and VIII of Scotland]] – The [[Jacobite rising of 1745]], led by [[Charles Edward Stuart]], succeeded in restoring the [[House of Stuart]] to the British throne. In February 1746, his father arrived in [[London]] to officially take the throne. In 1752, he granted clemency to the [[House of Hanover|Hanoverian]] rebels. By 1926, the House of Hanover's usurpation of the throne was viewed as "an interlude in the national life, but it was one that will not have been without its purpose if it is regarded as a lesson upon the consequences of rebellion."
* [[Charles Edward Stuart|Charles III of England and Scotland]]: James III's eldest son. Charles III allied himself with [[Frederick the Great|Frederick II of Prussia]] and, together, they "towered over the other rulers of Europe like colossi" from 1766 until Frederick's death in 1786. During his reign, the colonies in [[British North America]] [[American Revolution|rebelled]] against [[Great Britain]] but a diplomatic solution was reached. Charles III was credited with saving the situation by his witty remark to [[George Washington]], who went on to become one of Britain's greatest generals, and his colleagues: "Gentlemen, we have one thing in common: my family have no more cause to like the House of Commons than you have." 
* [[Henry Benedict Stuart|Henry IX of England and I of Scotland]]: James III's second son. As [[Duke of York]], his patronage helped ensure the flourishing of literature and art in Britain and this policy continued after he came to the throne as Henry IX. After the [[French Revolution]] drove the deposed [[Electorate of Brunswick-Lüneburg|Electors of Hanover]] into exile in 1789, he gave them a "generous pension."
* James IV of England and IX of Scotland, presumably a son of Henry IX and I.
* James V of England and X of Scotland
* James VI of England and XI of Scotland was the reigning monarch in 1926.

'''''In the Cage Where Your Saviours Hide'' by [[Malcolm Mackay (writer)|Malcolm Mackay]]'''
* In an alternate reality where the [[Darien scheme]] was successful, Scotland remained an independent country with its own colony of Caledonia in [[Central America]]. Kenneth IV was mentioned as the [[King of Scotland]] in 1905, conducting a royal visit to Caledonia during mounting calls for independence.<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37798654-in-the-cage-where-your-saviours-hide ''In the Cage Where Your Saviours Hide''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>

''[[GURPS Infinite Worlds|'''Infinite Worlds''']]''
* [[William Adelin|William III of England]] (in the 12th rather than the 17th Century)
* Unbroken [[House of Plantagenet|Plantagenet]] Monarchs until the 19th Century.
In the ''[[GURPS]]'' [[role-playing game]] ''Infinite Worlds'', in the year 1120, the ''[[White Ship]]'' carrying [[William the Aetheling]], the heir of [[Henry I of England]], did not hit a rock in the [[English Channel]]. William survived the voyage and eventually assumed the throne – becoming known as King William III of England. Neither the [[Empress Matilda]] nor [[Stephen, King of England|Stephen of Blois]] had any claim on the throne. William's descendants constituted more than seven centuries of English monarchs, with the [[House of Plantagenet]] retaining unbroken power. Ultimately the "Anglo-French Empire" became a world-spanning power, achieving an [[Industrial Revolution]] much earlier. However, in 1902 unknown parties detonated a [[nuclear device]], destroying the royal family.

'''''[[Johnny English]]'''''
*King Pascal I of the United Kingdom (portrayed by [[John Malkovich]]), Sauvage is a French private prison entrepreneur who engineered his accession to the British throne in order to convert the entire United Kingdom into a giant prison facility.
*Johnny English (portrayed by [[Rowan Atkinson]]), he was accidentally crowned king. Abdicating after one day in favour of Queen Elizabeth II, English exchanged the throne for a knighthood.

'''''[[King Ralph]]'''''
* Wyndham Family, the ruling House of the United Kingdom in the film, who are all electrocuted to death in a photography accident.
* Ralph I of the United Kingdom (portrayed by [[John Goodman]]) was an American lounge singer who came to the throne following the Wyndham family's demise. One of the Wyndham princes had an affair with an American woman, which resulted in the birth of a son, who was Ralph's father.
* Cedric I of the United Kingdom (portrayed by [[Peter O'Toole]]) took power after Ralph I abdicated the throne.

'''''[[The Last Man (Mary Shelley novel)|The Last Man]]'' by [[Mary Shelley]]'''
* Adrian, [[Earl of Windsor]]: In a post-apocalyptic 21st century, Britain is a republic with a Lord Protector as head of state where Adrian, the son of the last king and heir to the British throne, embraces republican principles.

'''''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'''''
* Nan Bollen, a [[faerie]] version of [[Anne Boleyn]].
* Gloriana I, a combination of [[Elizabeth I]], [[Edmund Spenser]]'s ''[[The Faerie Queene]]'' and [[Michael Moorcock]]'s [[Gloriana of Albion]].
* Jacob I, an alternate version of [[James VI and I]].
* Gloriana II, an alternate version of [[Elizabeth II]].

'''''Long Live The King'' by [[John Rowe (author)|John Rowe]]'''
* Queen Victoria II, the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom during the 1980s, and married to Prince Arthur. She is forced to abdicate as a result of [[Leukemia|leukaemia]] and consequent chemotherapy. She might be a stand-in for the real-life Elizabeth II, as both Edward VIII and George VI are mentioned as past monarchs. 
* King Richard IV, first son of Victoria II, and married to Queen Fiona Warwick. He became king after Victoria II abdicated, but was assassinated not long after along with his consort and parents by the [[Provisional IRA]].
* King George VII, second son of Victoria II, and married to Anne Kitchener. His first son is Prince David Arthur Rupert George, nicknamed Prince DARG.

'''''[[Lord Darcy (character)|Lord Darcy]]'' novels by [[Randall Garrett]]'''
* John IV of the Anglo-French Empire
** King in the ''Lord Darcy'' novels by [[Randall Garrett]]<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/series/43050-lord-darcy ''Lord Darcy'' series] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>
** Descendant of [[Richard I]] [[Plantagenet]], who survived the siege of [[Château de Châlus-Chabrol|Chalus]] in 1199 in this series.
* Arthur I
** In the history of the same timeline [[Arthur I, Duke of Brittany]], Richard I's nephew, got to be King and proved one of the greatest Kings of English history. His reign came to be considered a Golden Age, to the extent that later generations popular imagination confused him with [[King Arthur]] of heroic myth. A major achievement of Arthur's time was the beginning of systematic research and codification of magic, which would later become a central aspect of human civilization.

'''[[Marvel Comics]]'''
* King Britain of Britain, though technically he rules the whole of [[Europe]]. He is king in the ''[[Earth X]]'' setting, and an alternate future version of [[Captain Britain]].
''[[Minions (film)|'''Minions''']]''
* King Bob the [[Minions (Despicable Me)|Minion]]
** In 2015 animated film ''Minions'', Bob the Minion briefly takes over the crown from Queen [[Elizabeth II]] in 1968 after accidentally crashing into the [[King Arthur|Sword in the Stone]] and [[Excalibur|pulling it free]]. He later abdicates the throne in favor of supervillain Scarlet.
* [[Despicable Me#Antagonists|Scarlet Overkill]]
** She takes over the throne from Bob the Minion. After her defeat at the end of the film, Elizabeth II reclaims the throne.

'''''[[The Moon Maid]]'' and ''Moon Men'' by [[Edgar Rice Burroughs]]'''
Published in the early 1920s, ''The Moon Maid'' and ''The Moon Men'' envisioned a twentieth century in which "[[World War I|The Great War]]" would have gone on uninterrupted, though with varying intensity, from 1914 and until 1967 – ending with the total victory of the Anglo-Saxon Powers, Britain and the US, and the complete defeat and surrender of all other powers. Britain and the US thereupon become co-rulers of the planet, [[London]] and [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] being the twin planetary capitals and the [[US President]] and British Monarch acting as co-rulers, and with the British-American domination of the world imposed by the International Peace Fleet, made up of [[airship]]s. In the first decades of the 21st century, the world basks in peace, there seems no enemy and no threat anywhere, and pressure grows for complete disarmament and scrapping of the International Peace Fleet. It is the (unnamed) King of Britain who strongly resists this pressure, and due to him half of the Fleet and of the world's armament industries are retained. This is not enough to resist the invasion fleet of the wild Kalkars from the [[Moon]], led by the renegade Earthman Orthis, which suddenly descends on the world in 2050, capturing London and Washington and ranging the world at will. But by the British King's foresight there was still a remnant of the Fleet in existence, which kills the renegade Orthis – facilitating humanity's eventual liberation from Kalkar domination, though only centuries later.

'''''[[The Napoleon of Notting Hill]]'''''
* Auberon Quin in ''The Napoleon of Notting Hill'' by [[G. K. Chesterton]]. In this book the ruler of the United Kingdom is selected randomly from the "official class", which one character describes as "the sane and enduring democracy ... founded on the fact that all men are equally idiotic".

'''''[[Nation (novel)|Nation]]'' by [[Terry Pratchett]]'''
* After influenza kills the entire British royal family, Governor Fanshaw is the heir to the throne and is sought out in the South Pacific. His daughter Ermentrude Fanshaw ("Daphne") is his heir and succeeds him on the throne and becomes queen.

'''''[[Old Harry's Game]]'''''
* Derek I
** Deceased historian Edith Barrington (played by [[Annette Crosbie]]) is forced to write a biography of Satan as part of a deal to no longer be billeted with her ex-son-in-law Thomas Crimp, the most vile human ever to have lived. Whilst conducting research for the biography, Edith becomes frustrated with the many revelations that official recorded histories were wildly incorrect. One example is the existence of Derek I, a [[House of Tudor|Tudor]] monarch forgotten by history. Satan's assistant Scumspawn (played by [[Robert Duncan (actor)|Robert Duncan]]) recalls the monarch as 'the mad, black, [[Catholic]] [[lesbian]]', personally believing that she was undone by her Catholicism.

'''''[[The Palace]]'''''
* King James III
** The previous ruler.
* King Richard IV
** Son of James III, played by [[Rupert Evans]].
** Prior to his coronation, his sister Princess Eleanor (played by [[Sophie Winkleman]]) attempted unsuccessfully to discredit him in order to claim the throne for herself, being exiled from court after questioning Richard's paternity.

'''''[[Passport to Pimlico]]'''''
* Sébastien de Charolais
** The descendant of [[Charles the Bold]], the presumed last [[Duke of Burgundy]], he is installed as the Duke of a revived Burgundy in post-[[Second World War]] Pimlico. After becoming a market for off-the-ration goods and being subsequently blockaded (albeit unsuccessfully), [[Burgundy]] is readmitted into the United Kingdom.

'''''[[Pavane (novel)|Pavane]]'' by [[Keith Roberts]]'''
* Charles the Good
** In an alternate reality where the assassination of [[Elizabeth I]] results in the suppression of [[Protestantism]] and the ascendancy of the Catholic Church as a European and world power by the twentieth century, Charles the Good is the King of England and the nominal ruler of the [[New World]]. In the story ''Corfe Gate'', a regional rebellion led by Lady Eleanor breaks out during his reign.

'''''[[The Peshawar Lancers]]'' by [[S. M. Stirling]]'''
* Victoria II reigned from 1921 to 1942. Presumably the eldest surviving child of [[George V]], she was hedonistic, intelligent and sexually liberal with most of what defined her reign being whitewashed out of history books. She died unmarried and without issue.
* Albert I, the cousin of Victoria II and a former professor of [[Indo-European languages]], reigned from 1942 to 1989.
* Elizabeth II, reigned from 1989 to 2005. She is known as the 'Whig Empress' for pushing for the right for women to study at universities.
* King-Emperor John II is the ruler of the British Empire (Angrezi Raj) in an alternate history set in 2025. He was the second son of Elizabeth II, his older brother Edward having predeceased him. He was killed when the Imperial air yacht ''Garuda'' was hijacked and heavily damaged by the captain, a radical Afrikaner nationalist, in collaboration with the Russian Empire.
* Charles III, the son of John II. Reigned from 2025 onwards.

'''''[[Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides]]'''''
* [[George II of Great Britain|King George II]] is a greedy ruler of England who employs Captain [[Hector Barbossa]] as a privateer and attempts to order Captain [[Jack Sparrow]] to guide an expedition to the [[Fountain of Youth]] before [[Ferdinand VI of Spain|King Ferdinand of Spain]] locates it.

'''''[[The Prince and the Pauper]]'' by [[Mark Twain]]'''
* [[Henry VIII|Henry VIII Tudor]] was the previous king of England whose obesity hastened his death after the war.
* [[Edward VI|Edward VI Tudor]] is the young [[prince of Wales]] who trades places with [[Tom Canty|Thomas Canty]], the young [[Pauperism|pauper]], before he is proclaimed to be the new and rightful king of England.

'''''[[The Puppet Masters]]'''''
The world is invaded by space parasites, capable of attaching themselves to the body of a human being and completely controlling him or her. The [[President of the US]] implements a policy of ordering all [[Americans]] to walk [[naked]], as the only way of ensuring they are not controlled by the invaders. The (unnamed) King of Britain wants to follow suit, but is prevented by the strong objections of the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]], leaving Britain in danger of being taken over.

'''''[[Red, White & Royal Blue]]'''''
2019 novel by [[Casey McQuiston]]
* Queen Mary, the current reigning monarch of the United Kingdom and head of the [[royal house]] Mountchristen-Windsor. 
* Catherine, [[Princess of Wales]]. The only daughter of Queen Mary and heir apparent to the throne. She holds a [[Doctorate]] in [[English Literature]] from [[Oxford University]]. Was married to famous film and stage actor Arthur Fox, who played [[James Bond]] in the 1980s and died from cancer. 
* Prince Philip, the oldest child of Catherine and second in line of succession. 
* Princess Beatrice, the older sister of Henry and the younger sister of Philip. She is a recovering [[cocaine]] addict, and is third in line of succession. 
* Prince Henry, the youngest of Princess Catherine's children nicknamed "the Prince of England's Hearts". He was educated at [[Eton College]] and like his mother studied [[English Literature]] at [[Oxford University]]. Henry is [[gay]], and is forcibly [[outed]] when emails showing his romantic relationship with Alex Claremont-Diaz, the son of [[US President]] Ellen Claremont, is made public by the press. He is fourth in line of succession.

2023 film adaptation by [[Matthew López (writer)|Matthew Lopez]]
* King James III, the current reigning monarch of the United Kingdom and head of the [[royal house]] Hanover-Stuart. He is portrayed by [[Stephen Fry]]. 
* Princess Catherine, [[Duchess of Edinburgh]]. The only daughter of King James III and the heir apparent to the throne. Her character background is the same as in the novel. 
* Prince Philip, the oldest child of Catherine and second in line of succession. He is portrayed by Thomas Flynn. 
* Princess Martha, the wife of Prince Phillip. Formerly styled as Lady Martha Fitzroy, she comes from British nobility. She is portrayed by Bridget Benstead. 
* Princess Beatrice, the third in line of succession. Her character background remains the same as in the novel. She is portrayed by [[Ellie Bamber]]. 
* Prince Henry, the fourth in line of succession. His character background remains the same as in the novel. In the film he is played by [[Nicholas Galitzine]].

'''''[[Revolting People]]'''''
* Samuel I
** While in route to a ball to convince [[George III]] to liberalize the governance of the [[Thirteen Colonies]] and thus avert the [[American Revolution]], Baltimore shopkeeper Samuel Oliphant (portrayed by [[Jay Tarses]]) dreams that he has been appointed the King of Great Britain by popular demand, [[Kingdom of Ireland|Ireland]] and the British Empire 'especially America', acting as an absolutist despot. Samuel's dream ends when his firebrand daughter Mary leads a revolution against him.
''[[The Royals (TV series)|'''The Royals''']]''
*King Simon Henstridge (portrayed by [[Vincent Regan]]) dies in Season 1.
*Prince Cyrus Henstridge, Duke of York (portrayed by [[Jake Maskall]]) briefly succeeded Simon after his son, Robert, is thought to have been killed in a plane crash and his twin children Prince Liam and Princess Eleanor were deemed illegitimate.
*King Robert Henstridge (portrayed by [[Max Brown (English actor)|Max Brown]]) succeeded his father after revealing himself to be alive.

'''''[[Shadowrun]]'''''
* [[Charles III|King Charles III]]
* King George VI
* King George VII
* Queen Caroline

''[[Sliders (TV series)|'''Sliders''']]''
* In the [[Parallel universe (fiction)|parallel universe]] featured in the ''Sliders'' episode "The Prince of Wails" in which Great Britain won the [[American Revolutionary War]], King Thomas was the reigning monarch of the [[British Empire]] until he was killed during the war with France in 1995. 
* Harold III (the uncrowned 'Prince of the Americas' and 'heir to the British throne') succeeded his father Thomas in 1995. He had been targeted in a plot involving a smear campaign and an assassination attempt by the Sheriff of San Francisco (that reality's Maximilian Arturo) to seize the Crown for himself. After being briefly kidnapped by the revolutionary Oakland Raiders, he is made aware of the Sheriff's deception and the true condition of the British States of America. He joins forces with the Raiders and the Sliders to denounce the Sheriff and introduce democracy via the implementation of a 'Second Magna Carta' (a version of the United States Constitution written from memory by the Sliders).

'''''[[The Tales of Alvin Maker]]'' by [[Orson Scott Card]]'''
* As a result of the continued existence of the [[Commonwealth of England]], the exiled House of Stuart establishes the Crown Colonies, a monarchy on the American Eastern seaboard co-existing with a New England Republic and a smaller United States.

'''''[[The Time Ships]]''''' '''by [[Stephen Baxter (author)|Stephen Baxter]]'''
* Egbert I of the United Kingdom
** King in ''The Time Ships'' by Stephen Baxter, a sequel to ''[[The Time Machine]]'' by [[H. G. Wells]].
** Note: The novel's protagonist, visiting an alternate version of the [[Great War]], is surprised to discover that the King is "a skinny chap called Egbert", apparently a distant cousin of the Royal Family who was the most senior survivor of massive German bombing raids early in the conflict.

'''''[[Traumschiff Surprise – Periode 1]]'''''
* Lord William the Last is an arrogant monarch in 14th century Great Britain that is encountered by the protagonists when they travel through time. He tries to marry Queen Metapha and burn Rock and the crew of the ''Surprise'' at the stake.

'''''[[The Virgin & the Wheels]]'''''
* David I of the United Kingdom and North America
** King in ''The Virgin & The Wheels'' by [[L. Sprague de Camp]].
** His birthday celebrated in [[New York City]], all streets festooned with [[Union Jack]]s. New Yorkers regard him fondly as "Our King" and see nothing strange about being under British rule into the mid-20th century. The day's paper told of "His Majesty's visit to a soap factory, where he showed a keen interest in the technical details" and of the launch of the cruise ship ''Queen Victoria''.

'''''[[V for Vendetta]]'''''
* [[Zara Tindall|Queen Zara]] of the United Kingdom
** Queen in ''V for Vendetta''. 
** Following a [[Nuclear warfare|nuclear war]] in the 1980s, the crown falls to Zara, a 16-year-old queen who serves as a puppet monarch for Adam Susan and his fascist [[Norsefire]] party.

'''''[[Yellow Dog (novel)|Yellow Dog]]'' by [[Martin Amis]]'''
* Henry IX
* Richard IV, mentioned as being the father of Henry IX

===The United States===
'''''American Royals'' by [[Katharine McGee]]'''
* George I, the historic [[George Washington]] who was made the first king, rather than the first president.
* King Jeff, who replaced male-preference primogeniture with absolute primogeniture.
* George IV
* Queen Beatrice, one of the main characters of the novels.<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/series/252759-american-royals ''American Royals'' series] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>
'''''[[Assassin's Creed]]'''''
* George Washington in ''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''. George Washington is corrupted by an [[Apple of Eden]], turns the [[Thirteen Colonies]] into the United Kingdom of America and dubs himself King.
'''''[[Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman]]'''''

In an alternate timeline accidentally created by [[Clark Kent]], [[Lois Lane]] and [[H. G. Wells]] in the episode "Soul Mates", Tempus was the King of America in 1996.

''[[Sliders (TV series)|'''Sliders''']]''
*In the parallel universe featured in the ''Sliders'' episode "The Prince of Tides" in which the United States became a [[constitutional monarchy]], [[Thomas Jefferson]] was crowned as the first King of the United States in 1789. His direct descendants continued to reign more than two centuries later. The reigning monarch King Thomas and his sons Benjamin and Tyler were killed in a house fire in 1997, which was later determined to be arson.
'''''Star-Spangled Crown'' by [[Charles A. Coulombe]]'''
* King James IV of the United States
** Born Hans-Josef II of Lichtenburg
** Conferred authority in the wake of a military coup whose leaders reconstitute the United States as a [[constitutional monarchy]].
** Formally "James IV, King of the United States and of their Possessions, Grand Duke of Lichtenberg"<ref>[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31863520-star-spangled-crown ''Star-Spangled Crown: A Simple Guide to the American Monarchy''] at [[Goodreads]]</ref>

==V==

=== Vietnam ===
'''''[[Hearts of Iron IV]]'''''

* Emperor [[Bảo Đại]]
** In ''The New Order: Last Days of Europe'', he is the puppet [[Emperor of Vietnam]] and holds no power of his own, acting as a tool for the [[Empire of Japan]]'s purposes.

==See also==
*[[List of monarchs of fictional countries]]
*[[List of fictional politicians]]
*[[List of fictional prime ministers of the United Kingdom]]
*[[List of fictional nobility]]
*[[List of fictional political parties]]
*[[Lists of fictional presidents of the United States]]
*[[List of fictional princes]]
*[[List of fictional princesses]]
*[[List of fictional dictators]]

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